If you want one number: the median Arena Breakout account on our shelf sells
for $324.80. The range
right now runs from $32.49
to $10,606.09 across
67 listings, with the
middle half between $135.32 and
$1,160.04.
That is a dear shelf, and it is dear for a simple reason: an extraction
shooter's account is a bank. The listings say so themselves — two money
figures in the title, the Koens in the wallet and the value of everything in
the stash — written a dozen ways each, from «kk» to «CC» to «total storage
cost». We read every spelling, and the tables below are what they say.
The stash — warehouse, storage, cache, «total cost» in the titles — is the
market value of everything the account holds, and it tracks the price on this
shelf more tightly than anything else we measure. We checked the ladder
inside the level-thirty accounts and outside them, and it holds in both: it
is the stash doing the work, not a difference in who lists what.
The «not stated» row is worth a second look. It is not the cheap end — it is
where the cosmetics accounts live, the listings that name knives, gloves and
skins instead of a figure, and the next section is about them.
Cash moves with the stash and adds to it, but it is the smaller figure on
most listings and the weaker axis. A wallet buys the next kit; a stash
survives a bad raid. Between two accounts with the same stash, the one with
the fuller wallet is dearer by roughly what the wallet is worth — read it as
the second number, not the first.
The level is finished long before the stash is, so most played accounts sit at
the top of it and a low-level account with a large stash sells for what the
stash says. Use the level to tell a fresh account from a played one. The «not
stated» row here is the same dear tail as above: sellers of cosmetics
accounts do not bother with it.
The dearest listings on this shelf state no money at all. They list knives,
gloves, suits and named skins — cosmetics bought with real money over months
— and they are priced by that list, read from screenshots, not by anything a
raid could take away. Compare them with each other, never with a stash
figure; the cheapest of them costs more than most stash accounts.
The supplier files both on one shelf and marks the build only at the end of
the title. They share neither a login nor a stash nor a market, and the
difference between the rows is who happens to be listing this week, not a
premium on either. Filter by the build you play before you compare anything.
The history. Arena Breakout bans accounts for cheating, and a bought account
carries whatever its previous owner did — «no cheats» and «one owner» are the
seller's words on that, and a large stash on a young account is worth a
second look. And the login: the account is recovered through the email it
is bound to, and «with mail» or «native mail» is how sellers say the mailbox
comes with it. On a shelf where the goods are worth hundreds of dollars,
that line is the whole purchase.
One line with a date on it: the secure container. Listings give its size —
2×2, 2×3, 3×3 — and often how many rental days remain. A large container
about to expire is a small one next week.
Stash first, then cash, in the title — that is how the shelf is sorted and
how the 100M+ stash and
300M+ stash slices are built, and a
listing without a stash figure is invisible to both. Then the container and
its days, the level, the red items and named loot, and whether the mailbox
comes with it. If the account's value is its knives and skins, say so and
list them. Say which build it is.
All Arena Breakout accounts carry the live
median above; when you are ready,
sell your Arena Breakout account: escrow
holds the payment until the buyer confirms the account opens and the wallet
and stash match.
Every figure on this page is read from our live catalogue when the page
loads, not written into the text — the shelf moves, and so do the numbers.
The supplier sends nothing but the title for this game; the stash, the cash,
the level and the build are all parsed from the sellers' own titles, in every
spelling we have seen, and each table prints its own listing count and keeps
a row for the listings that state nothing.
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