Real estate agents have started losing interest in purchasing the PlayStation 5 after completing two years of its launch. According to the latest reports, the device is no longer on the list of most wanted fake accounts of these brokerages.
According to a report published by bot detection firm Netacea, broker bots are finally starting to lose interest in the PlayStation 5, as the device celebrated its second birthday a few days ago. The company's quarterly index reveals the top five products targeted by broker bots during the third quarter of this year, and Sony's current handset no longer occupies a spot in the top three. Instead, it has dropped to fourth place, so it is still a target, although not to the same extent as before.
Currently, with the World Cup approaching, sports products are in high demand among brokers. So, here is a list of the top 5 things people search for:
- Adidas Yeezy Slide Bone.
- Nike Dunk Low Panda.
- Panini Donruss Optic Football Cards.
- PlayStation 5.
- Jordan 1 Retro Low OG UNC.
The company responsible for these statistics said that this is the first time that the PlayStation 5 has not reached the top three of the index. This reflects the slight decrease in bots targeting the device due to the increase in inventory. However, the resale value remained stable, falling by only 2% since the last quarter.
Perhaps it was Sony's great efforts to get the device to market that contributed to the reduced importance of obtaining the device from brokers. Is this finally a victory for the company?
