If you want one number: the median One Piece Bounty Rush account on our shelf
sells for $16.88. The range
right now runs from $4.39 to
$2,594.12 across
99 listings, with the middle
half between $9.68 and
$38.98.
It is one of the cheapest shelves we run:
58,6% of it sells under
$20. Only 10,1% clears
$100, and those few listings are a different product from the rest.
| what is on the account | tracks price | listings measured |
|---|
| Gold fragments | 0,716 | 81 |
| Rainbow diamonds | 0,058 | 79 |
Diamonds sit at zero, and the reason is not that they are unimportant in the
game. It is that almost every listing states the same number of them — the
middle half of the shelf holds exactly 5,000, quartiles and all. These are
reroll accounts built to a template, and the template includes a fixed diamond
package. A number that every account repeats cannot sort any of them.
We have measured the same shape on three other shelves — Steam level 10 on Rust,
VIP 15 on Call of Dragons, 5,000 diamonds here — and the conclusion is always the
same: when every listing says it, it is the entry ticket to the shelf, not a
feature of the account.
| gold fragments | listings | median |
|---|
| under 1,000 | 27 | $7.78 |
| 1,000 – 1,999 | 32 | $15.83 |
| 2,000 – 3,999 | 13 | $17.38 |
| 4,000 or more | 9 | $58.47 |
| not stated | 18 | $85.56 |
Fragments vary where diamonds do not, and they carry the price. The ladder is
gentle through the middle and then steps up hard at the top — because the
accounts with the most fragments are not rerolls at all.
Look at the bottom row. The listings that state no fragment count carry a median
several times the shelf's, and they are the same listings that state no diamond
count either. They are built accounts, sold on named characters rather than on
stock, and they describe themselves in a different vocabulary entirely. If a
listing on this shelf talks about which characters it has rather than what it
has to pull with, it is in that group, and it should not be compared with the
rerolls on price.
Android and iOS listings sit at almost the same median. The platform matters for
one reason only: you need the one your device runs, and it cannot be changed.
Filter by it first and forget it afterwards.
- Lead with the gold fragment count. It is the one number this shelf pays
for.
- Do not lead with diamonds. Every competing listing states the same figure.
- State the platform and the region. Both are hard filters for a buyer.
- If you are selling a built account, say so first and name the characters.
Otherwise it gets compared against rerolls and priced like one.
If you want pulls, compare fragments and ignore the diamond line — it is the
same on every listing. If you want an account with characters already on it,
look for the listings that name them, and expect to pay several times the shelf
median for the privilege.
The One Piece Bounty Rush shelf carries live
medians on each slice —
2,000+ fragments,
4,000+ fragments — and when you
have one to sell, sell your One Piece Bounty Rush account:
escrow holds the payment until
the buyer confirms the login works.
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. Correlations
are Spearman coefficients, computed on ranks rather than raw prices. Counts are
parsed from the sellers' own titles, which is why every table prints its own
listing count and keeps a row for the listings that state nothing.
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