Blox Fruits Values
Browse and track the current market prices for all fruits, gamepasses, limiteds, and accessories in Blox Fruits. Click any item to open its full value breakdown.
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0 itemsBlox Fruits Values 2026: The Complete Trading Value List
Trading in Blox Fruits moves fast, and shop price rarely matches what an item is actually worth to another player. This value list tracks the real, community-driven trade value of every fruit, limited, gamepass, and accessory, so you can walk into any deal knowing whether it lands as a Win, a Fair trade, or a Loss. Values update as the game changes: every balance patch, Sea Beast event, and shift in the PvP meta can push a fruit up or down within days.
Shop Price vs. Trade Value
The Beli or Robux cost from the Blox Fruit Dealer only tells you what the game charges. Trade value is a separate number the community sets based on how strong a fruit is in PvP and grinding, how hard it is to obtain, and how many players are actively hunting it. That gap is why a cheaper fruit like Portal can trade well above its shop cost, while a pricey fruit with weak demand can sit in your inventory for weeks with no takers.
Reading Rarity and Demand Together
Rarity is your starting point, not your answer. Common and Rare fruits are easy to grind, while Legendary and Mythical fruits are scarce and hit harder in combat. But a Legendary fruit riding a high demand rating will out-trade a Mythical that has fallen out of the meta. Always read the demand number and the trend arrow next to the rarity badge before you agree to anything.
Regular vs. Permanent Fruits
Every fruit is tracked in two forms. Regular (physical) fruits are consumable, so they vanish the moment you eat them or trade them away. Permanent fruits are bought with Robux and stay linked to your account forever, which is why their trade value runs far higher, often five to forty times the regular version depending on the fruit. Never weigh a regular fruit against a permanent one without checking both numbers separately.
How to Use This List Before a Trade
Filter by category to isolate the item type, search the exact name, and open the item card to compare Regular and Permanent value side by side. Cross-check demand and trend against the raw value, and if the other side is offering a falling item for a rising one, that is your signal to push for more. A fair trade is one where total value on both sides lands within about ten percent.
How Often Do Blox Fruits Values Change?
Values move whenever an update reworks a fruit, a Sea Beast or seasonal event drops new limiteds, or the community meta swings from grinding fruits toward PvP fruits. As more players hit max level, demand tends to shift away from utility picks like Buddha and toward damage-heavy fruits like Dough and Kitsune. We track rising, falling, stable, and unstable trends across every category so you can spot a good trade window before the price settles somewhere new. Bookmark this page and check back often, because even a stable value can jump right after a major patch.
What is the most valuable fruit in Blox Fruits right now?
Mythical fruits with high demand, such as Kitsune, Dragon, West Dragon, and Leopard, consistently sit at the top of the value list. The exact ranking shifts as demand moves between them after each update, so check the demand rating before assuming one outranks another.
Should I trade for the Regular or Permanent version of a fruit?
Permanent fruits carry far higher trade value because they never disappear, making them the safer long-term hold. Regular fruits are cheaper to acquire and only make sense when you plan to use or re-trade them quickly.
Why does a Legendary fruit sometimes trade higher than a Mythical?
Demand can outweigh rarity. When a Legendary fruit is favored in the current PvP or grinding meta while a Mythical has fallen off, the Legendary can command a higher trade value despite the lower rarity tier.
How do I know if a trade is fair?
Add up the total trade value on both sides using this list, matching Regular against Regular and Permanent against Permanent. If both sides land within roughly ten percent of each other it is a fair trade; a larger gap means one side is overpaying.