Most of the posts I read on Leofinance today are about PolyCUB and how you can get it based on the total staked CUB balance you have.
Unfortunately, I don't have CUB at all which is the main requirement for someone to get Airdrops.
The effect of Airdrops on one type of crypto and application is really extraordinary, I remember when Splinterlands early gave SPS Airdrops in a span of a year, and this is the reason why I played Splinterlands.
I started reading and finding out how to get those Airdrops until I was actively involved in playing Splinterlands.
Polycub will also experience the same surge of enthusiasts, in contrast to Splinterlands which has a span of a year, so this Polycub is only valid for 60 days for anyone who owns CUB.
I'm not going to complain here about other cliché excuses, which I'll do more or less the same thing as I did with the Splinterlands.
Do your own research, read and understand how all systems work. If you're interested in learning more about PolyCub, you can read about it here;
@leofinance/introducing-the-usd1-000-000-polycub-airdrop-to-cub-stakers
@leofinance/important-polycub-launch-countdown-update-or-incentive-pendulum-release
@jerrythefarmer/things-to-see-and-places-to-visit-on-matic-polycub-launch-tour-guide
There is much more information you can read to add knowledge about PolyCub Airdrops.
Finally, Airdrops are indeed very influential in launching a product, in addition to adding new users, they also spoil old users who remain loyal.