A player-run economy. A world of nations.
A geopolitical roleplay Minecraft server where players found nations, build companies, list shares, and trade on a living market. In the game and on the web.
The Exchange is a nation-based roleplay server built around one idea: the economy is the game. Nothing is spawned in or price-fixed by admins. If money exists, a player earned it. If a company exists, a player started it. Prices come from people actually buying and selling.
Found a town and grow it into a nation. Write laws, collect taxes, and negotiate treaties. Or skip politics entirely and build a shipping empire, corner the iron market, or take your company public and let shareholders fund your next big idea. Whatever you build, it lives in one shared economy where everyone's fortunes are tied together.
Players found towns, towns form nations, and nations run themselves. Leadership, laws, taxes, territory, and diplomacy are all in player hands. Alliances form, rivalries simmer, and borders get drawn by the people who actually live inside them.
Register a real company with employees, a treasury, and books. When you're ready to grow, take it public. Issue shares on The Exchange, raise capital from other players, and answer to your shareholders. Dividends, buyouts, and hostile takeovers are all on the table.
Goods trade on a real order book, where buy orders meet sell orders and prices move with supply and demand. No admin shops, no fixed prices. If diamonds are scarce, diamonds are expensive. Rare goods go to auction.
One server currency flows through everything: wages, taxes, trades, and shares. Your balance in the game is your balance on the web portal. Always in sync, always live.
TheExchange.gg is a live window into the server's economy. Browse company listings, check share prices, read the books, and watch the market move from your phone, at work, wherever you happen to be.
Place a trade on the web and it settles in the same ledger your in-game balance lives in.
The Exchange opens in phases. Early joiners shape the founding nations, charter the first companies, and set the market's opening prices.
Core systems are being built right now: nations, the currency bridge, company registration, and the securities exchange. Join the Discord to follow progress and reserve your spot.
A limited group stress-tests the economy: founding towns, chartering the first companies, and putting the market through its paces before doors open.
The world opens, the first IPOs list, and the economy goes live for everyone. Day-one nations and companies get founding-era advantages on a fresh map.