Border expansion

DonutSMP's world border could open to Minecraft's default 30 million, potentially soon. There's no date yet. When it does, loot from fresh terrain will flood back in, and the gear people need to go get it will sell out.

To scale

Each world today inside the new border
World today
450K
blocks across
After
60M
blocks across
Wider
133×
17,800× the land
Spawn to edge by elytra
10 days
1.9 hours today
Today's world
Overworld450K → 60M
Today's world
Nether450K → 60M
Today's world
End450K → 60M
64.8M blocks across

How much new loot

Rough, from the game's structure spacing
ItemComes fromToday's world heldNew border holdsOn the AH now

Nobody will loot more than a sliver of it: the point is that supply stops being fixed. Most of what today's world held is already looted. Assumes the Nether and End are the same size as the shard map today.

Expected to fall

Loot that only comes from fresh terrain. Sell before the border opens.

ItemWhyExpectedCheapest7 days

Expected to rise

What people need to go out and get that loot. Buy now, sell into the rush.

ItemWhyExpectedCheapest7 days

Should hold

Farmed, crafted or mined anywhere already. No reason to panic-sell.

ItemWhyExpectedCheapest7 days

Once it opens

Roughly, counting from the day it happens. No date yet
  1. Day 1Elytras and dragon heads drop first

    Anyone with an elytra can fly to untouched End cities straight away. Keep one if you're going looting.

  2. Week 1Netherite slides; beds and TNT peak

    Debris takes time to mine, but every new Nether chunk has some.

  3. Weeks afterStructure loot catches up

    Heavy cores, sponges and god apples fall as chambers, monuments and bastions get cleared.

Elytras turn from a sell to a buy once orders drop below the AH and listings stop piling up.

Best buy order
$670M
Cheapest on AH
$650M
Listed now
710

Assumes the Nether and End open too; if only the Overworld grows, End and Nether items keep their value. Prices are live from DonutMarket's bots. The calls are a judgment from where each item comes from, not a forecast from the data.