I find no evidence of North Korea preparing a nuclear test site. The old one was destroyed by its last test.
For current news and analysis of North Korea's nuclear war activities, , see https://www.38north.org/2025/04/north-koreas-nuclear-cognitive-warfare-strategy/
Quick summary: Since North Korea demonstrated its mastery of the hydrogen bomb, in the process wrecking its test site, it has been focusing on integration (or creating the impression of integrating) nuclear weapons into its delivery systems. So far, it hasn't yet tested a missile capable of ICBM ranges, as shown by their test trajectories, all highly lofted and hence with reentry velocities incompatible with warhead survival. Clearly they are looking at defense plus cowing South Korea and perhaps worse.
Why do you think you're right?
Influenced by the excellent analysis by @TBall here https://www.randforecastinginitiative.org/comments/166755
Why might you be wrong?
Too low: Murphy's Law. Example: what if Trump were to decide to be "nice" to NVIDIA and allow it to sell its top end chips to China?
Too high: Economic chaos thanks to Trump could destroy any remaining chance to hit #1. Specifically, purchases of NVIDA high end chips appear to be fueled by venture funds, and from what I'm seeing on Pitchbook, that kind of money is drying up. I'm thinking of going to zero by May 3 unless some sort of amazing deal, like nobody's ever heard of before, enables NVIDIA to sell any and all of its chips to Chinese entitites.