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# Risks and mitigation

The main risks in the model and how Cybertig plans to manage them.

## Risks and mitigation

Cryptocurrency and infrastructure projects carry real risk.

Cybertig’s model spans regulation, hardware delivery, market adoption, and token design.

### Key risk areas

#### Regulatory and compliance

Carbon markets and crypto rules can change.

Cybertig’s response is active legal monitoring and structured compliance planning.

#### Technical and operational

Industrial deployments can fail through supplier issues, hardware problems, or poor monitoring.

Cybertig’s response is to rely on proven suppliers, EPC expertise, and redundant IoT systems.

#### Market adoption

Industrial partners may move slowly.

Cybertig’s response is the zero-CAPEX model and use of existing industrial relationships to lower adoption barriers.

#### Token economics

Token markets remain volatile.

Cybertig’s response is to center the model on revenue-backed mechanics and buyback-and-burn utility.

#### Execution

Scaling physical infrastructure is operationally demanding.

Cybertig’s response is to build on demonstrated delivery experience in industrial filtration and emissions control.

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**Important**

Thorough due diligence remains essential for any participant, partner, or token holder.
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