BTC - PolyCUB Emission Paradigm: PolyCUB Supply Reduce in the Second Week After Launch

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The rewards for Bitcoin mining are reduced by half roughly every four years.1 When bitcoin was first mined in 2009, mining one block would earn you 50 BTC. In 2012, this was halved to 25 BTC. By 2016, this was halved again to 12.5 BTC. On May 11, 2020, the reward halved again to 6.25 BTC.

https://www.investopedia.com/tech/how-does-bitcoin-mining-work/

This above illustration is not actually the right one to use but since what I'm about to explain is similar, it'll then fit in for the explanation.

Just like the reduction of the BTC price per block by 50% every four years, the PolyCUB emission is reduced by 50% every week and month until it goes into extinction that one cannot observe the fractions of it's supply.

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We saw the emission reduce by 50% as illustrated by @dalz.sport every week and also monthly depending on the fractions. This proves to us that PolyCUB in the coming weeks will become very scarce when compared to the emission rate during it's launch.

Due to this constant reduction of emission rate, it's pertinent that potential investors see the need to stake PolyCUB now that it's actually still available, because the more it get scarce, the higher the price will become.

What'll be the gain of PolyCUB holders?

PolyCUB holders have several rewards which include rewards on stake and accumulated rewards from buying PolyCUB. The greater gain lies on the holders of xPolyCub.

xPolycub is actually the end product of the PolyCUB project. xPolycub holders are designed to have rewards from the 50% fees from early harvesters.

50% fee comes from the enthusiasm of early harvesters which is inevitable in any airdrop launch. When an early harvester unstake their PolyCUB they lose 50% of their rewards and this fees will be shared to xPolycub holders.

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