Fortnite recently held a One Piece collaboration event, making rare Pirate Shop tokens a focal point for players. Profit-driven activities surrounding these tokens have emerged, with automated farming tools, paid boosting services, and eBay listings all coming into view.
Players who find the tokens can claim nearly all available items in the Item Shop for free within two weeks. Due to the high value of this in-game benefit, the tokens quickly gained appeal similar to scarce lottery tickets, leading to a continuous rise in player search interest.
Members of the player community have already spread information about exploits for finding or obtaining tokens, while others are selling automated token-farming tools and offering paid services to help other players locate them. Related tokens or accounts have also been listed for sale on platforms like eBay, extending the game's treasure-hunting mechanics into real-money transactions.
Current information does not clarify whether these methods are effective, nor can it confirm if related transactions have been completed. Epic Games has not yet issued an official response regarding exploits, automation tools, or third-party sales. Tools lacking official endorsement, paid boosting services, and off-platform transactions still pose risks to authenticity and account security.