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1.0.0
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**๐น Version 1.0.0 โ Initial Release โจ Core Features
Full Vault economy support
Compatible with Paper, Spigot & Purpur
Supports Minecraft 1.21+
Built with Java 21
UUID-based player accounts
Automatic account creation on join or first use
Configurable starting balance
Optional negative balances
Decimal currency support with configurable precision
Min / Max balance limits
๐ฐ Economy System
Stable and async-safe balance handling
Offline player support
Secure transactions (anti-dupe protection)
Transaction tracking for large money transfers
Optional economy debug mode
๐งพ Commands
Player Commands
/money, /balance, /bal
/pay <player> <amount>
/money top
/money help
Admin Commands
/eco give <player> <amount>
/eco take <player> <amount>
/eco set <player> <amount>
/eco reset <player>
/eco create <player>
/eco delete <player>
/eco reload
/eco info <player>
/eco stats
/eco help
And much more
โ Configuration
Fully customizable config.yml
Custom currency name, symbol & colors
Configurable message prefix
Optional negative balance support
Balance limits & safety checks
SQLite (default) & MySQL support
๐ Integrations
Vault hook with proper lifecycle handling
Compatible with shops, crates, gacha & other Vault-based plugins
Clean API for future plugin extensions
๐ Stability & Performance
Optimized async database operations
Clean console output
No startup warnings or errors
Safe shutdown & data saving
Designed for large servers
๐จ Branding
All messages prefixed with Economy+
Consistent color scheme
Professional formatting
๐ฆ Release Files
Economy+.jar
Full source code package (build-ready)
๐ Planned for future updates
Economy GUI menus
Tax & fee system
Crate & Gacha integration
Player statistics & leaderboards
API expansion for third-party plugins**
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