1. Accessibility: The simulator should be accessible to all members of the public, regardless of their background or technical expertise. This aligns with the Token Engineering Commons' goal of creating an inclusive and accessible community.
2. Education: The simulator should provide educational support and guidance to help users understand the levers of launching a token economy. This aligns with the Token Engineering Academy's mission of providing education and training in token engineering.
3. Transparency: The simulator should provide transparency into the token economics model used to simulate the token economy. This aligns with the Token Engineering Commons' value of transparency and open collaboration.
4. Community-driven: The simulator should be community-driven, with users able to add new modules to the system to create their own levels of complexity beyond the baseline model. This aligns with the Token Engineering Commons' goal of community-driven development and collaboration.
5. Alignment with Token Engineering Principles: The simulator should align with the principles of token engineering, such as designing for human well-being, creating sustainable systems, and designing for collective intelligence. This aligns with both the Token Engineering Commons' and Token Engineering Academy's values and mission.
