Market Blocks

A dead-simple server market: two blocks, sane configs, and a working economy in five minutes.

The two blocks

Market Stall — every player gets their own shop

• Craft it, place it, stock the top rows, click a slot to set its price.
• Other players browse and buy straight from the block. No commands to learn.
• Earnings pile up in the stall; the owner withdraws them anytime.
• Only you (or an operator) can break your stall, and your stock and earnings are safe even if it does break.
• Configurable cap on stalls per player (default 5). Crafting recipe: red wool for the awning, planks, and a chest.

Admin Market — the server's own infinite shop

• Operators place it in Creative mode and set fixed buy/sell prices.
• Players buy and sell at those prices forever. Stock never runs out.
• Prices live in a simple config file: exact item IDs or whole tags (like #minecraft:wool), with an automatic sell-price ratio.
• Edit the prices and run /market reload — changes apply instantly, no restart needed.

The economy

• Virtual currency. No physical coins to juggle — balances are stored per player.
• /balance — check your credits.
• /pay <player> <amount> — send credits to another player.
• Configurable starting balance (default 100 credits), stall tax (default 0%), and sell ratio (default 60%).
• Every transaction is server-side and atomic. No dupes, no race conditions.

Survival-friendly by design

Placing, breaking, and configuring the Admin Market requires Creative mode — a survival-mode operator can't accidentally (or deliberately) mess with the server shop. Regular players always get the buy/sell interface.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.3
• Fabric: Fabric Loader 0.19.5+ and Fabric API
• NeoForge: 26.3.0.3-beta+
• Java 25

License

MIT — do whatever you want with it.