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Goat morning guys 🐐 Still on the mountain product by @CashmereLabs Today we will be looking at the Barns, Auctions, Goats and the Herding Toll Here’s what you’ll find in this post: > How a Barn works > Stall Permits and Barn auctions > Binding and moving goats > The Herding toll ◇ A Barn is a soulbound NFT that mines $CSM. It starts with one open stall and can hold up to 10 stalls total. The first stall is available from the start. The remaining stalls are added with Stall Permits. At most 3 new stalls can open in each fixed 24-hour window, counting Permit stalls and goats brought in together. Cashing out works by stall. When you cash out a stall, that stall closes and the $CSM it has mined is claimed. Cashing out every stall closes the Barn permanently. Once a Barn is fully closed, it no longer mines. The Barn Deed starts as non-transferable. In the future it can become transferable. ◇ Stall Permits are sold in 12-hour rolls and paid in $CSM. The $CSM is burned. The price falls through each roll toward a floor. You can buy 1 to 3 Permit stalls for a Barn. A Barn can hold at most 9 Permit stalls. Each new stall counts toward the Barn’s limit of 3 new stalls in a 24-hour window. You can also place a Shepherd order. It buys Permits for you when the price comes down to your limit. The order is paid only from the Barn’s balance. After the founding sale, one new Barn is auctioned each day once issuance begins. The price falls through a 24-hour period toward a reserve of 0.25 ETH. Anyone can buy. The ETH goes to the Gatehouse. The new Barn has one stall and starts to mine at once. ◇ A Goat Street NFT counts in Mountain only once it is bound. Binding moves the goat into Mountain’s escrow. You receive a Goat Bell that cannot be sold or moved. Only the Bell holder can act on the goat. A bound goat is either Grazing or In Barn. A goat In Barn takes a stall in your own Barn and weighs 3x as much as it does while Grazing. The weight depends on the goat’s tier. Once bound, the goat builds its own balance for the Bell holder. It can move between Grazing and a Barn. It cashes out once, for its full balance, then burns. ◇ Each goat pays the Herding toll once at the bind with $CSM. That $CSM is burned. The goat’s first Bring In after a paid bind has no toll. Every later Bring In pays the toll. A bind straight into a Barn pays only one toll. The toll is based on the goat’s In Barn weight and a reference that changes every 12 hours with the Permit roll. The toll is taken from the Barn’s balance first, then from your wallet if needed. It is never refunded. Binding a goat into a Barn multiplies its mining speed by 3x compared with leaving it Grazing. Stall Permits expand the number of stalls. Both actions are paid in $CSM and burn the token. This is how Barns, Permits, goats and the Herding toll work together. Barns hold the stalls. Permits add more stalls. Goats take stalls at a higher weight. The toll is paid in $CSM and burned each time a goat is bound or brought in.

I have being using OMNISWAP to complete the onchain task of the ongoing @namidefi odyssey campaign for its launch wave. And I must say it has been nothing short of impressive. The max I waited for both swap and bridge transactions has been within 10 secs. Bridging between Base, Robinhood, BNB, Ethereum and other chains has been extremely fast. To cap it all. It comes at no cost and even with advanced security using the Batcher Engine tech. Here's a transaction - Bridged $100 USDT from BNB Chain to CASHCAT on Robinhood chain. The bridging was completed in 6 secs. OMNISWAP is truly a meta-DEX (aggregator of all aggregators) Go give it a try. wagNami

Every major evolution of the ve(3,3) model has followed the same pattern: a team identifies a weakness, introduces a better solution, and the market responds with adoption at scale. Solidly laid the foundation. Velodrome refined the model and proved its sustainability. Aerodrome elevated it further and became the benchmark for modern ve(3,3) design. Now, @namidefi is here with the next refinement. If history is to repeat, and if d(3,3) delivers on its promise of making emissions responsive to real protocol performance rather than a fixed schedule, this may be more than just another upgrade to ve(3,3). It could be the innovation that sparks the next ve(3,3) cycle and sets the standard for the generation that follows. Check out the article on how @Namidefi is redefining the ve(3,3) with its d(3,3) innovative ideas. Quite impressive if you ask me Could this spring forth the next wave of ve(3,3) cycle has we've seen in the past? Share your view with me in the comment. wagNami