I'm not in any way affiliated to leo, I have very vague idea of what it is, what's its business model, etc (yet?), especially the Cub you mentioned, so what I say now may be completely missed, but what you are writing seems to match very well a few cases of other communities or crypto-farms I've seen earlier. The concept of "let it just grow" is really widespread, and mostly unconscious. Its damaging effect shows up almost instantly whenever a new option of "automating" or "hand it over" shows up. I guess it's something in our education, or culture, something makes us expect to be given things without effort from our side, I don't know why. But that's why all those financial pyramid schemes work so well in the beginning, and why we're seeing their smaller version, referral systems, almost everywhere. It may be somewhat far-shot, but I would even classify the whole "Proof-of-Stake X mining X inflation" idea to be very near this, as it is clearly pyramid'al, the sooner you get in, the more you get of it, but it cannot be just changed to Proof-of-Stake-and-Activity, because activity can be automated so easily :) But, random extrapolations aside, what you write sounds very plausible.
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LEO at its core is about a community with a common theme of being interested in investments and crypto. The best way we can build the value of LEO token is through showing up and putting in the effort.
There is no pyramid here, anyone can show up at anytime and succeed.
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