Using the Economy Explorer#

The Economy Explorer is the website you're reading this on. It's a live window into the server economy — balances, firms, the ChestShop market, and how money moves around. Most of it is open to everyone; a few things about you specifically unlock once you sign in and link your Minecraft account.

What you can browse without signing in#

Plenty is public:

Balances and leaderboards — who holds what, the richest accounts.
Firms — companies, their accounts, and activity.
Market — ChestShop prices, top items, and sales volume.
Money flow and other economy-wide charts.
Search — the search box up top finds accounts, players, firms, and account IDs.

What signing in unlocks#

Your own detailed data is private to you — your accounts, your income and spending over time, and your personal ChestShop activity. To see it, you sign in and link your in-game identity.

Click Log in in the top-right corner. You'll sign in with your account, then land back on the Explorer. Once you're in, a link to your data appears in the top-right — it shows your Minecraft name once you've linked (and "My data" until then).

Step 2 — Link your Minecraft account#

Signing in proves who you are on the website; linking connects that to your in-game character so the Explorer knows which balances are yours.

Open Link your account (or click My data before you're linked — it'll send you there).
Generate a short code on that page.
Join the Minecraft server and run this command within 5 minutes:

/treasuryapi ui link <code>

Come back and refresh — you're linked.

NOTE

The code expires after 5 minutes. If it lapses, just generate a new one and run the command again.

Step 3 — View your data#

Once linked, open your data (top-right) to see your personal dashboard:

Your total balance across all your accounts.
Your income and spending over the last 90 days.
Your top counterparties — who you trade with most.

From there, the ChestShop activity link opens a separate page breaking down what you buy and sell, who you trade with, and a 7/30/90-day or all-time window.

TIP

Only you can see your private data — linking ties it to your login. Public pages (balances, firms, market) stay visible to everyone whether you're signed in or not.

Exporting data#

When you're signed in, tables on the Market and My data pages show CSV and JSON buttons that download what you're looking at. The buttons only appear once you're logged in.

Changing the look#

Use the sun/moon/monitor button in the header to switch between light, dark, and system (follow your device) appearance. Your choice is remembered.

Where to go next#

New to the economy itself? Start with Getting started.
Curious what counts as public vs. private: Accounts & money.