Gold'n Futures Mineral Corp. announced it has commenced its 2023 exploration and development program on the Hercules Gold Project. The start of the program work follows immediately on the heels of the closing of Gold'n Futures' Unit Offering.

The first step in the Company's 2023 program is intended to expand upon the Company's recent understanding of the Hercules mineralization currently defined as a series of highgrade gold veins within broader altered zones hosting lower grade but significant gold mineralization. A National Instrument 43 101 report by Watts Griffith McOuat, dated May 26, 2010, prepared for Kodiak Exploration Limited first suggested the halo of lowergrade gold mineralization may be up to 30 meters thick. The Company has found the halo to be a highly magnetic mafic rock that has been geophysically mapped for several kilometers of strike and much beyond previously known occurrences.

In addition, this magnetic signature is repeated in association with several gold occurrences throughout the Hercules Property. Identified historical drill intercepts suggest wide zones of the gold mineralization are present within the Hercules and examples of wider mineralized intersections. The intersections were selected based on the Company's initial review of mineralized intervals in historical drilling.

The Company also determined that many intervals were not thoroughly sampled for assays. As a key component of the Program, Gold'n Futures plans to design and undertake a sampling program of historical drill core on a selected number of holes to verify previous assay values and check unsampled intervals of potential mineralizing halos proximal to gold bearing quartz veins. Based on the results of this sampling program and the Project's extensive database of recent and historic information, the Company will be creating a new and robust geological model.

The geological model will also incorporate an additional 160 new drill holes together with the results of geophysical surveys and field mapping and all compiled, will assist in guiding next steps exploration and drilling programs. The geological model will also allow Gold'n Futures to create a comprehensive block model in order to facilitate an updated mineral resource estimate. It is anticipated that the above work may be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2023. The Company plans to immediately initiate the second stage of the program and commence its 2023 drill program as early as possible in the spring.

Drill targets will be selected from the new MRE model and will vector on those areas of the Hercules gold zone that could grow the Project's resource ounces. The Hercules is renowned for its highgrade veins. During the period of 2006 to 2010, Kodiak Exploration Limited was very actively exploring the Project, aggregating total expenditures of $25 million.

Kodiak located and drilled the principal veins including the Golden Mile, Lucky Strike, Wilkinson Lake zone, Amede, 7 of 9 and the Marino. Several more gold mineralized veins were found to occur, all in close proximity, appearing to be concentrated in a central group of approximately 40 mining cells representing only 6% the Hercules' 10,052 hectare property. The vast majority of the claims have seen only limited work.

The WGM Report prepared for Kodiak in 2010 presented a resource model based on a database of 447 drill holes totaling 90,300 meters of core and 173 trenches. However, data for the principal zones of interest used for the Mineral Resource Estimate were limited to: 149 drill holes and 16 trenches were for the Golden Mile zone, 24 drill holes were used for the Lucky Strike zone and 23 drill holes and 6 trenches were used for the Wilkinson Lake zone. In addition, the 2010 MRE database did not include 90 drill holes completed after the writing of the WGM Report nor any results of exploration programs prior to 2006.

Consequently, it is reasonable to expect the existing MRE may be materially understating the potential of the Hercules. Since October 2020, Gold'n Futures has completed a full digitization of the historical exploration work on the Hercules, some work dates back to 1970's. In 2021 and 2022, the Company drilled its first ten drill holes on the Golden Mile vein totaling 1,449 m of core. Also airborne geophysical surveys were flown over the entire claims' group and led to the recognition of many magnetic units in association with known gold veins and also multiple new target areas that together with government records indicate that several potential zones may occur within the property.

Gold'n Futures exploration plans will be addressing both the expansion of the Hercules' gold resources and the validation of its newly discovered gold targets. The Company plans to provide regular updates as new developments arise respecting the Hercules and the Program, and for corporate enhancements.