the problem

Regulation is not coming to Web3.
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It is already here.

Most Web3 projects carry:

• unrecognized securities risk
• payments and money transmission exposure
• AML and KYC obligations
• tax and reporting liabilities
• and jurisdictional conflicts

Ignoring these issues does not make them disappear.

It only makes them expensive later.

what regulatory strategy really means

A compliant Web3 system requires answers to:

• Is the token a security?
• Who is the issuer?
• Where is the business located?
• Who is the user?
• How does money move?
• What disclosures are required?

These questions must be addressed before a launch — not after.

what argot provides

Argot integrates regulatory thinking into Web3 design.

• identify securities and financial-services exposure
• design token and revenue models with compliance in mind
• select jurisdictions and entity structures
• map licensing, reporting, and AML requirements
• coordinate with legal and compliance partners

We do not provide legal advice — but we ensure your strategy is legally survivable.

our framework

Every regulatory engagement includes:

 1. Exposure Mapping

Where securities, payments, and tax risk exist.

 2. Structural Design

How entities, tokens, and revenue flows are organized.

 3. Jurisdictional Analysis

How different legal regimes impact your model.
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 4. Compliance Pathways
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What licenses, registrations, or disclosures may be required.

 5. Risk Mitigation

How to reduce regulatory friction without killing the product.
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who this is for

This service is designed for:

• Web3 startups and protocols
• Web2 companies entering blockchain
• DAOs with token and treasury exposure
• funds and ecosystem builders

It is not for projects that intend to evade regulation.

how to begin

Every regulatory engagement starts with a Strategy Session.

This allows us to:

• surface legal and compliance risk
• evaluate your structure
• and outline a viable path forward

From there, we can build a full regulatory roadmap.