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# 2D Collection

Inside the hub holds no boundary of creativity. Each cub is a direct gateway to the possibilities of being able to be used for anything your heart desires. 

## *<mark style="color:blue;">Special Cubprize</mark>*&#x20;

**Ater 3d mint on Berachain Mainnet, 2D collection cubs will recieve a special cubprize....**&#x20;

## <mark style="color:blue;">Character Licensing</mark>&#x20;

Individual character licensing allows individual holders to benefit by licensing their characters to us and earning rewards. \
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Any character we use from the collection for IRL and Digital collectibles will earn a % of revenue based off the sales.

## <mark style="color:blue;">Community Licensing</mark>&#x20;

Community Investors (Cubhub Holders) has a use case by marketing the community as a brand. Our intention is to use Cubhub IP to scale and provide value within the community and out to the web2 world.  <br>


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