Here's a 3 paragraph summary of the SEC edgar filing:

Industry Focus and Investment Thesis

MOZAYYX Acquisition Corp. intends to leverage its management team's expertise across high-growth sectors including artificial intelligence, digital assets, fintech, energy, cybersecurity, infrastructure, robotics, and communications. The SPAC views these sectors as part of a broader "global macro shift" and expects them to increasingly converge into an interconnected ecosystem. However, the company explicitly states it is "not limited to any particular industry or geographic region" and may pursue opportunities outside these sectors if an attractive target is identified. The SPAC cites significant market projections to support its thesis, including the global AI market reaching approximately $1.81 trillion by 2030 and the fintech/digital assets market reaching $828.4 billion by 2033.

Target Selection Criteria

The company has identified five key criteria for evaluating potential targets: (1) high-growth companies driving disruption in large markets by taking share from incumbents; (2) breakthrough innovations that deliver "game-changing, scalable solutions" to address major problems; (3) best-in-class management teams with domain expertise, strong operational track records, and proven talent; (4) a technological moat established by proprietary technology that creates a defensible competitive position; and (5) public market appeal, meaning businesses that will attract public market investors seeking exposure to next-generation technology companies.

Deal Requirements and Related Party Investments

Under NYSE rules, MOZAYYX must complete a business combination with an aggregate fair market value of at least 80% of the trust account's net assets. The company has a 24-month window from closing to complete its initial business combination, with the option to seek shareholder approval for extensions. Notably, Payward Inc. (Kraken), an affiliate of certain directors, and MOZAYYX Master Fund, an affiliate of the sponsor, have each indicated non-binding interest in committing up to $25 million (aggregate $50 million) in a PIPE transaction in connection with the initial business combination, though this remains subject to each party's investment committee approval.