2k6Economy

Old School Minecraft Economy Health

Active traders, transaction volume, wealth generation and the faucet/sink ratio - the metrics that actually describe a Minecraft economy.

This server reports balances to the site via periodic snapshots (EcoEss / Essentials), so there are no per-trade records. We still derive a lot from the balance changes themselves: active accounts, money moved, money in vs out, net wealth change (exact) and the circulating-vs-dormant split. The one caveat: money-in/out is reconstructed from balance deltas, so it folds in player-to-player transfers – it's an upper bound on money truly created vs destroyed. Splitting those apart precisely is the only thing that needs a native 2k6Economy server.

Last 30 days (OSM)

$502982.38 entered accounts, $187434.52 left them over the window (net +$315547.86). The net is exact; the gross figures fold in player-to-player transfers, so they're an upper bound on money truly created vs destroyed. Net, more is entering than leaving - the supply is growing (inflationary).

Money: held & moved

Two different questions. Held by active players is a snapshot of who owns the supply right now – a rich player who logs in but never spends still counts. Money that moved is how much actually changed hands over the period you picked. A big gap between them is wealth sitting still.

Held by active players — who owns the supply (seen in-game in the last 7 days)

■ 56.5% held by players seen in-game in the last 7 days   ■ 43.5% in dormant accounts

Money that actually moved — real circulation, ignoring idle hoards

Of the $4187195.69 held by active players, only $502982.38 actually changed hands over these 30 days — the rest is being held, not spent.

Daily activity

Money in vs out

By day