> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.cryptostone.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.cryptostone.org/ecosystem-and-future/42_need_for_website_simulator_and_explorer.md).

# 42 User Tools

The CryptoStone protocol itself operates through smart contracts and on-chain data. However, a separate user interface is needed for users to intuitively understand and participate in it.

Therefore, the CryptoStone ecosystem may require the following web-based tools:

| Tool                 | Role                                                                                                                                                 |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Mining Simulator     | Calculates estimated mining time based on the user’s STONX amount, selected pool, and lock-up period.                                                |
| PoM Dashboard        | Displays the user’s PoM value by pool, required PoM threshold, and claim availability.                                                               |
| Pool Dashboard       | Displays mined quantity, remaining supply, Pool Difficulty, and Scarcity Multiplier for each STONX pool.                                             |
| Gem Explorer         | Allows users to view attributes, rarity, tokenId, mining time, and transaction history of mined Gem NFTs.                                            |
| Rarity Explorer      | Allows users to check rarity and Probability Rarity Index by Weight, Color, Clarity, and Cut combinations.                                           |
| Refinery Console     | Allows users to check and execute Gem Refinement conditions, probability tables, and refinement records.                                             |
| Protocol Status Page | Shows key protocol information such as Open Market Allocation, No Admin Mint, total supply, probability tables, and pool status in a verifiable way. |

These tools do not replace the protocol’s core trust foundation. They serve as interfaces that help users easily understand on-chain data. In other words, the essence of CryptoStone lies in contracts and on-chain rules, while the website and explorer are tools for interpreting and visualizing them.


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