I hate to sound mean but I read this post as "OK, I realised that dropping 800 on my own token was not a smart idea".
Not sure if you have a topic you are really passionate of (the previous posts could be read both ways) but if you (1) do not mind grinding the starting capital for nearly a year and (2) make sure it is psychologically easy to bury (they were just profits, not my money!); my conclusion is you probably do not have one you trust.
If building the community is the thrill (whatever the topic would be), I do not think we need umpteenth general tribe. The existing ones might be in need of an extra hand or two. So do many specific projects. Cub does not seem to be one of those, seems to have been properly hyped at launch and I would need to hear more before viewing the price as unexplainably low (I mean taking Hivers to standard DeFi was great but why is it a gem hidden among hundreds of other platforms?). Plus it is bit too large to drop 800 and become a force, while there is a handful of projects that do have the competetive advantage while still being in the twilight zone for the world.
Let's build while keeping the number of tokens below the number of users.
RE: Investing In Community To Build More Communities: Cub and Hive