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# Welcome to the Cenit tokenomics simulation platform

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Note: the current documentation page is a work in progress. Reach out to us at <info@cenit.finance> if you have any questions.
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## Overview

The Cenit simulation tool is a simple way of defining a **model of a token economy** and generating a **dashboard** to test it through simulations, allowing you to **test its robustness** and that everything works as expected, with **no need for code**.&#x20;

By defining the details of your token economy through a simple form, you will be able to generate an interactive dashboard like [this one](https://simulator.cenit.finance/simulation/a2fb6a84-0586-4e4c-93c1-a80e5c6d5848), where the user is able to test the economy under multiple scenarios and conduct any potential analysis.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/75Mbsu7tHiswVGaeodey" alt=""><figcaption><p>Example of the tokenomics simulation dashboard that you can obtain thanks to this tool.</p></figcaption></figure>

At the same time, you will be in **full control** of the token flows inside the economy, allowing you to update and rearrange any part as required, or create new components in your token economy when new utilities arise.