The black cube is sometimes seen as saturn itself, but from what I've read saturnians see it as a representation of the metaphysical realm where saturn is trapped - tartarus. Other than that, I find that it's mostly up to interpretation. I like to see it as another representation of the 'dark light' side of saturn, the cube can expand into a cross, and is just a restrictive version of the right-hand path symbol. It's everything that inverts the light, good and bad - it's crippling but also freeing. It's found in so many places because of Saturn's doing. There's a reason why it's not only in our mythologies but also on the planet itself, it's a marker for where saturn has influence. If you want to learn more, you should read "The Cult of the Black Cube". It will likely answer your questions.
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