How it works

A standalone client, not a mod

MBF is its own program. There is no .jar to drop into a mods folder, no Fabric or Forge loader to install, and nothing added to your normal Minecraft launcher. You download the client, sign in, and it connects to Hypixel by itself.

That matters for a practical reason: because MBF is not riding inside your game client, you can run several instances side by side, on a spare machine or a VPS, and control them all from somewhere else entirely.

The flip loop

Once configured, MBF runs the whole bazaar flipping cycle without input:

1. Scan. It watches the order book for items whose spread clears the thresholds you set.
2. Buy. It places buy orders at a price your filters allow, and tracks them.
3. Relist. The moment you are outbid, it reprices instead of leaving a dead order sitting in the book. This is the part that manual flippers lose the most money to.
4. Sell. Filled items get listed on the sell side, and the cycle starts again.

It handles its own chores

• Auto cookie & island pathing. When your Booster Cookie runs out, it walks itself back to the bazaar rather than standing there doing nothing until you notice.
• Proxy support. Route each instance's connection through your own proxies.
• Custom filters. Profit thresholds, volume floors, margins and explicit item selection — so it flips the way you would flip, not the way a default config would.

You watch a number, not a screen

Every instance reports to a web dashboard and, if you want, to Discord. You get live profit, coins/hour, uptime and a rolling log of every order filled or relisted — and you can pause, resume, edit the config, swap the filter or kill the instance from the same place. Config changes apply live; nothing needs a restart.

[bazaar] filled buy order — enchanted redstone x640
[bazaar] relisted order — outbid on enchanted lapis
[island] cookie low, pathing to bazaar
[bazaar] sell order placed — refined mithril x32
[filter] config updated from dashboard