Mr. Ed Kruchkowski reports

DECADE REPORTS THAT 2024 ROCK ASSAYS OUTLINES AREA FOR 2025 EXPLORATION ON THE NOBODY KNOWS GOLD BOULDER AREA

Decade Resources Ltd. has released assay results for rocks collected during a late 2024 sampling program on the Nobody Knows claim. It is part of the Copper River project owned by Decade Resources Ltd. that stretches from 10 to 40 air kilometres east of Terrace, B.C., on the northern slopes of Copper (Zymoetz) River valley. The project consists of 59 contiguous minerals claims totalling 28,723.18 hectares formed by the Treasure Mountain, Dardanelle (farmed out)/Nobody Knows and Excelsior claims.

A high-grade gold-silver-base metal zone was discovered in the 2024 field season located approximately three kilometres southwest from the Nobody Knows No. 2 copper-silver red bed which the company has been actively drilling. Highlights of the recent discovery exploration include the following:

• High values in gold-silver-copper-lead-zinc associated with arsenopyrite and elevated bismuth and cobalt from select grab samples;
• Samples are from excavated rock used to cover road material located along a spur logging trail;
• Samples obtained indicated a 200-metre section of road containing these boulders;
• Numerous mineralized rocks were collected but only 16 samples were assayed.

Assay results for these 16 select grab samples were released in an Aug. 6, 2024, press release. These are shown in the attached table. Sample 24-JN-4 was from a massive sphalerite boulder while sample 24-JN-5 was from a rock that was 0.4 metre in diameter. Samples 24-JN-1 to seven were east of the samples 24-Jn-24-8 to 16 by several hundred metres. It should be noted that massive arsenopyrite samples have not been analyzed and work during 2025 will try to determine the full range of possible metal content.

Exploration work, late in the 2024 field season indicated anomalous gold-arsenic in the area of the sulphide-bearing boulders. The samples were located along the west side of the logging road with samples carrying 0.142 to 0.234 gram per tonne Au and 481 to 628 ppm (parts per million) As (arsenic). This area was not explored in 2024 but will be the focus of 2025 exploration. Sample 24-JN-9 may represent wall rock area for the mineralization as it assayed 0.185 g/t Au with 98 ppm As.

Three thin and one polished thin section derived from high-grade precious and base metals boulders was completed. The samples are dominated by quartz and muscovite. They also contain variable amounts of sericite, chlorite as well as minor (less than 1 per cent) amounts of biotite and epidote. A polished thin section prepared to determine its mineralogical composition indicated samples are composed of 85 to 90 per cent of sulphides which include arsenopyrite, pyrite and sphalerite with lesser chalcopyrite and minor galena. In the examined samples no low- or high-temperature minerals were detected indicating that the alteration mineralization observed in these samples can be classified as mesothermal.

The company has calculated, excluding 24-JN-9 (wall rock) an average of 32.38 g/t Au, 245.9 g/t Ag, 1.0 per cent Cu, 1.09 per cent Pb and 6.23 per cent Zn for these randomly sampled boulders. Based on this high Au-Ag-base metal content, once the source is located, the company plans to apply for a 10,000-tonne test, especially that the source appears to be along a road. Utilizing United States metal values for April 2, 2025 (Au -- $3,134/ounce, Ag -- $433.99/oz, Cu -- $4.365/pound, Pb -- 83 cents/lb and Zn -- $1.41/lb, and a 70-cent Canadian dollar and assuming 100-per-cent recovery) indicates a value that is potentially worth $5,586.12/tonne. Note: There is no guarantee that a bedrock source will be located, metal values may change, United States dollar versus Canadian dollar changes and a bedrock source may not contain 10,000 tonnes. The above is for reference purposes to show the potential if a strong zone is located. Further assaying on boulders is planned for 2025. To date over 50 separate samples varying in size from pebble to 0.4 m in diameter have been located on the road surface indicating a substantial source. Samples have varied from partially rounded to angular. The lack of weathering on some fracture surfaces indicate excavation that has occurred recently.

Ed Kruchkowski, PGeo, a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, is in charge of the exploration programs on behalf of the company and is responsible for and approves the contents of this release. Mr. Kruchkowski is not independent of Decade as he is the president of the company.

About Decade Resources Ltd.

Decade Resources is a Canadian based mineral exploration company actively seeking opportunities in the resource sector. Decade holds numerous properties at various stages of development and exploration from basic grassroots to advanced ones. Its properties and projects are all located in the Golden Triangle area of Northern British Columbia.

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