ProsperitySMP · Economy

Economylast 7d window

How wealth works here

the late game is trade, not grind

Prosperity runs on a player-driven market. Jobs and farms are how you produce goods — the real income comes from selling that output to other players through ChestShops and supplying what the market is short on. The biggest fortunes are built like a business: produce a surplus, sell it, reinvest. A farm is the input; the market is the income. Read the economy guide →

Personal supply

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held by players

Active players

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Treasury reserve

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CentralBank

Bank savings

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Central Bank · opening soon

Total supply

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all money in economy

vMoney velocity

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reserve turnover (λ)

GGini (net worth)

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0 = equal, 1 = unequal

GGini (cash)

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liquid cash only

1%Top 1% share

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of total net worth

10%Top 10% share

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of total net worth

Money supply composition

where all the money sits right now

Top accounts by net worth

cash + goods value (estimate) — not money supply

#	Player	Net worth	Cash

MarketChestShop activity

Sales / window

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recorded trades

Volume / window

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$ traded

Items traded

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distinct items

Avg sale

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mean per sale

Top traded items

per-unit price · sim floor = quick-sale, player market = fair price · 30d

No ChestShop trades recorded yetItem price trends and trade volume will appear here automatically as players buy & sell through ChestShops. The tracker is live and recording.

Top movers

biggest price changes · 30 days

▲ Gainers

▼ Losers

Items tracked

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priced by the engine

Admin-shop items

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have a sell floor

Most valuable

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Average value

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across all items

All items

Item▲	Market value	Admin sell

Market value — the engine's estimate of an item's worth. Admin sell — the server's guaranteed buy-back floor; selling to players usually pays more.

Items wanted

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on the sim's shopping list

Sim status

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checks shops all day

Top price

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Updated

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list can change anytime

What the sim pays

Item	Sim pays up to (per unit)▼	Wants / week	Still wants

How to sell to the sim: put the item in your ChestShop priced at or below the per-unit max and the sim will buy it at your sign price — so pricing just under the max earns the most. Per unit means sign price ÷ sign quantity: a sign selling 16 for $20 is $1.25/unit. Items not on this list are never bought by the sim (sell those to players). Pricing above the max is fine too — real players often pay more (decor especially); you're just selling to players only, not the sim. Purchases are spread across shops and subject to daily caps, so listed stock may take time to sell.