What are you actually buying in the Mountain Barn sale? A Barn is a digital barn with one open stall. Once mining starts, even an empty stall earns a share of the new $CSM tokens. A Goat Street goat bound to Mountain can also mine while grazing outside. Put that same goat in your Barn and it gets three times the mining weight it had outside. For the launch, @cashmerelabs plans to offer up to 1,000 founding Barns. A Barn costs 0.125 ETH in the guaranteed round and 0.25 ETH in the allowlist round, where spots go first come, first served. The public auction starts at 1.5 ETH and the price drops toward 0.25 ETH over 30 minutes. If you buy early and the auction closes lower, you get the difference back. Once mining begins, Mountain sells one new Barn a day. This is where the money starts to circle back. Imagine those daily sales and trading fees bring in 10 ETH over three days. The team gets 1.5 ETH. Another 1.5 ETH buys $CSM to keep in reserve. Where do the other 7 ETH go? That depends on what happened in the trading pool. If more ETH came in than went out, the 7 ETH goes to the treasury. Otherwise, it goes toward buying $CSM and burning those tokens, removing them from circulation. The picture follows that second case. Out of the original 10 ETH, 8.5 ETH goes back to the same pool to buy $CSM