SPS VS Cubfinance:

So having been on a hiatus when the CUB craze began, arriving when getting in would have been relatively expensive and being dedicated to not spreading myself too thin, I'd decided not to jump on the bandwagon.

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_{Cub - by Sponchia - CCO, Pixabay.com}

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Plus around the same time I was still weighing my options when the SPS governance token bomb was dropped, I was convinced to stick to with what I already knew, to maximize with the monster crew.

But now, specially after leo's recent announcement, I'm wondering if I shouldn't go for both, even if that means sacrificing quantity in 1 project.

Previously, these had been my reasonings for choosing to maximize with SPS;

Advantages:

• I already have considerable splinterlands assets that will count towards my airdrop points and increasing those assets only makes sense.
  

• The one thing I've learned in my 3 years in the cryptoverse is that there's always "the opportunity of a lifetime" around the corner.
  

• No need for new wallets, less keys, niiiice!
  

• No new learning curve.
  

Disadvantages:

• Miss out on that insane APY.
  

• The Leo team very resourceful and effective at what it does, and if I don't take this chance it's only a matter of time until they release a mind blowing feature or project which will lead to FOMO and poor man remorse. Well...
  

• No cool kids table.
  

• Did I mention the insane APY?
  

Decisions Decisions:

Yup, those were my pros and cons, but like previously mentioned I can't help but wonder if this isn't one of those times one should diversify. Let's say, if in like a week or 2 one or all my monsters on sale finally switch hands and I got 20-40$ to invest, which project would you advise me on.

I'd love to hear from those who are into CUB, those into SPS, those into both and those who are neutral.

Would it be worth it to get in on the Cub train with that amount or would it be wiser to stick to SPT?

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_{My Picture.}

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And yes my aim to keep on stacking/trading on SPT while it's profitable until they are no longer cheap still stands, though maybe less often.