Roblox Jailbreak Trading Network: Cash Spitter (Spoiler) Value Changes

Cash Spitter (Spoiler) From Roblox Jailbreak | Sourced From Jailbreak Trading Network.

• - Poll Results: Decrease: 19 | Keep: 32 | Increase: 6 | Total Participants: 56.
• - Regular Cash Spitter (Spoiler) value remained unchanged at $2,500,000.
• - Duped Cash Spitter (Spoiler) value remained unchanged at $2,000,000.

Explanation: The community poll resulted in 'Keep Current Value' for the Cash Spitter spoiler, maintaining its value at $2,500,000, due to a convergence of factors rooted in its limited availability, moderate trading activity, and notably low demand. With only 480 copies in circulation and 1,325 trades recorded over the last month, the item is neither exceptionally rare nor overly common, positioning it firmly in a mid-tier niche among limiteds on Trading Island. The demand rating of 2.76 out of 10—categorized as 'very low'—reflects a limited pool of interested traders, primarily serious collectors rather than general players, which means that price spikes or dips driven by hype or mainstream desirability are unlikely. Discussions within the Jailbreak Trading community highlight that spoilers, including the Cash Spitter, are not currently at the center of trading trends, with attention often focused on higher-profile items or vehicles, further dampening speculative interest. Additionally, the item was originally obtained through a Season 10 pass at Level 7, granting it a sense of exclusivity but not extraordinary prestige compared to other limiteds. Despite some jokes about its thematic relevance—“they’re worth money, because that’s what they’re full of”—the practical trading landscape shows that offers remain steady and infrequent, and the trading value has stabilized well above its duped value, signaling a consensus on its worth. The lack of recent significant updates or meta shifts related to spoilers means collectors and traders see no compelling reason to adjust the value. As a result, poll participants favored price stability, recognizing that a change would neither reflect demand realities nor encourage more active trading, thus justifying the decision to keep the Cash Spitter at its current valuation.