We all heard it before.  *This is not financial advice.*.  

That said, when looking at particular investments, perhaps it is best to look at who is getting involved.  There are some who are successful for a reason.  Of course, there is always the opportunity at some pot luck.  However, over time, the successful are that way for a reason.

We all heard of OneAlpha.  He is Leo's resident whale.  From what I know, he was one of the early HODLers in Ethereum.  That was a move that turned out rather well.  Over the last couple years, we saw him YOLO into many different **Leofinance** projects.

So why should Polycub be any different?

# Go Big Or Go Home

For some, this is a path of investing.  When **life changing** opportunities arise, they go for it.

Take a look at this comment:

<center>![onealfa.png](https://images.hive.blog/DQmQkYjN5memj57xd2TdZnRJfQzp1ofqFwHDHqDZ8UgopDR/onealfa.png)</center>

Some simply math means we are seeing some major **xPOLYCUB** being acquired there.  It is safe to say he is optimistic about this opportunity.

Here we have a situation where, if successful, there will be another vast sum accumulated.  That is how these things work.  When presented with an opportunity, build a strong enough stake so that once can really benefit.  It is nice to have a decent return.  However, it is much better to get a sum that makes an impact.

Of course, to do this, we need to have enough in the game.  This is what is happening here.

# Buying Based Upon Someone Else?

Is it a good idea to buy based upon what someone else is doing?  Obviously, this is not a smart approach.  Ultimately, we have to all do our own due diligence.  What OneAlfa does has no bearing on anyone else.  We each have to decide for ourselves.

That said, when you see someone going in to this degree, one has to step back and wonder.  Certainly, anyone who is down on the project feels nothing at what is being written here.  

And rightly so.

One needs to have his or her convictions in these matters.  Nobody should talk one in or out of something.

However, if **Polycub** seems appealing, the comment posted above can be confirmation that one is not alone in his or her thinking.  We naturally have a situation where one is publicly stating his optimism for what is taking place.

Perhaps this explains this chart that has become rather well known around the Leofinance ecosystem.

<center>![image.png](https://images.hive.blog/DQmY1Eu6FW3GXp2Nv6G2UVs4UeUrtEuJaptMoF4rntYufSX/image.png)
[Source](https://leofinance.io/@taskmaster4450le/polycub-halving-are-we-nearing-the-bottom)</center>

Is doesn't take a great deal of depth to understand what he sees here.  The declining emission rate is self explanatory.  One thing to point out is the emission rate listed starting June 4th on the table.  It drops to 63,000 per week, or about 1/6th where it is now.

That is only about 6 weeks from now.

# Crypto Thinks Long Term Is 3 Days

We all know how things are right now in **cryptocurrency**.  People have almost non-existent attention spans.  Long-term focus is about 3 days.  If it doesn't happen in an instant, it is a loser.

Of course, this is not a successful mentality.  It takes time to build stuff.  Companies are not created overnight.  Success is usually the result of a lot of effort in a forward direction.  Innovation often requires a great deal of tinkering.  No matter what the path, it is rarely without obstacles.

This is what makes success so sweet.  As the old saying goes, if it was easy, everyone would do it.  

The reality is there are going to be a lot of top-notch projects in cryptocurrency.  These will require time to flourish.  Sadly, most people are not going to be involved since patience is not there.

Is Polygon going to be a successful project?  That is for each person to decide.  However, when we look at what is taking place with the **development**, we see a platform that is expanding.  More features are being added.  Ultimately, we will see a lot of integration with other aspects of the ecosystem so many of us are already familiar with.

It is really very simple.  If you do not believe in Polycub or what is taking place, then stay as far away as you can.  That is what conviction is.  Of course, if you are convinced it will be successful, then follow the lead of OneAlfa regarding building a stake.  

Sometimes, while not making the decision for you, it is helpful to look at who is getting involved with a project.

There might be a sign there.

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