Blox Fruits value list
Blox Fruits with a verified community trade value, one row each: the VP figure to size an offer with, the band a one-for-one swap has to land in, and the demand that decides who gives ground. Delisted fruits stay on the board as marked records. Open a row for the fruits it trades evenly with.
44 fruits carry a community trade value and appear as rows below. 4 of those rows are delisted (Leopard, String, Barrier and Falcon): each keeps the last value it held as a record, but none can be traded, so none counts as a live row. 40 more items (36 swords, guns and fighting styles and 4 fruits) are tracked without a value yet; they are named once under the board instead of being shown as rows with a placeholder.
Last re-check: September 17, 2026, the ninth weekly pass against two live trackers, fantasyblox and tradekitsune, read fruit by fruit on each tracker's own pages (rblxguide is left out as stale), alongside community trading hubs and in-game dealer prices. Nothing on the board was repriced: one tracker did not move a single fruit all week, and the four the other moved went unseconded, so each of those is held. One row closed instead. Falcon is now a record rather than a listing, because the game reworked that fruit into Eagle in Update 26, on April 17, 2025, and repriced it at the dealer at the same time; its 70 stays frozen where the name last stood, and Eagle takes its place on the tracked-but-unpriced line, since the two trackers both rank Eagle over Dark, Sand, Ice and Flame and under Diamond but disagree about Rubber and Light, and a rung is printed only once that argument ends. For an offer, that means: both trackers put the top six in the same order, Dragon (West), Dragon (East), Kitsune, Control, Tiger and Yeti, so those rows are the safest to quote. Two pairs are held where they were because the trackers contradict each other: Lightning and Gas, on opposite sides for a sixth straight week, and Sound and Phoenix, which one tracker ties and the other ranks the other way round from this list. Treat either pair as a coin flip when you haggle. Creation and Magnet are unpriced for the same reason Eagle is. String is a closed record: String became Spider in Update 19 on February 25, 2023, before this list began, so its row duplicated Spider, which carries the line at 900. Earlier calls that still stand: Control won its dispute with Gas at 3,000, Lightning was raised to 2,250, Spirit was lowered to 2,150, and Leopard was closed as a record when the Halloween update of October 31, 2025 turned it into Tiger, which now carries its line. Trackers are compared on order only, never on raw numbers, since their scales do not convert. VP is a community trade index.
Tracked, value not yet set (40): Creation, Magnet, Eagle, Chop, Dark Blade, Saber, Shisui, Wando, Tushita, Yama, True Triple Katana, Cursed Dual Katana, Bisento, Soul Cane, Midnight Blade, Canvander, Gravity Cane, Twin Hooks, Hallow Scythe, Spikey Trident, Jitte, Rengoku, Dual-Headed Blade, Pole (2nd Form), Kabucha, Acidum Rifle, Serpent Bow, Soul Guitar, Bizarre Rifle, Dragon Trident, Refined Flintlock, Cannon, Superhuman, Death Step, Sharkman Karate, Electric Claw, Dragon Talon, Godhuman, Sanguine Art and Dragon Breath.
How to read this list
Each row is one fruit with a verified community trade value. Read it left to right:
- Value is VP, a community trade index. Compare two fruits by the ratio of their VP, never by the Beli or Robux price the dealer charges.
- 1:1 swap band is the range, 0.75× to 1.35× of the row's value, that a one-for-one swap has to land in to count as even on this list.
- Demand says how quickly a fruit trades at its number. Two fruits at the same VP are not the same trade when one has higher demand.
- Rarity is the game's own tier. It sets a floor under interest, not a price.
- A row marked delisted is a record of the last value a fruit held before it left trading. It is not a price.
The date at the top of the page is the last weekly check that changed something on the board. A check that changes nothing does not move it, so the date can be older than the latest check; the change table further down lists them all. For a longer walk through each column, read how to read the Blox Fruits value list.
Pricing a Blox Fruits offer from this list
Every figure on the board is VP, a community trade index, which is separate from the Beli and Robux prices the game itself charges for a fruit. Size an offer by adding up the rows for each side, or let the Blox Fruits trade calculator do it, then compare the totals as a ratio: receiving between 0.75× and 1.35× of what you give puts the offer inside the band this list uses for an even swap. Swords, guns and fighting styles carry no VP here, so an offer that leans on them has to be priced from trades you have actually seen.
Demand is your leverage in a fruit trade
The VP figure says where a fruit trades on average; the demand tag says how easily it gets there. With a high or insane demand fruit on your side, you are the one with options, so there is no reason to accept less than its row. With a low demand fruit on your side, the market sets the pace and offers tend to come in under list. When a trader insists their low-demand fruit is worth its full number in your fruit, treat that as an opening position to push back on, not a fact to accept.
The clearest case near the top of the current board is Gas at 2,700 VP with medium demand against Yeti at 2,900 with high demand. A medium-demand fruit at a high value trades slower and closer to, or below, its row, while a high-demand one moves at full value, so weigh the tag as well as the number and run the pair through the calculator before you commit.
What keeps a fruit near the top
Two things keep a fruit near the top of this list: it is hard to get, and traders want it. Dragon (West) leads the board at 3,600 VP and is the only fruit on it with insane demand. Dragon (East), at 3,300, is the scarcity case: it has no Robux price at all, so the only ways in are an enormous Beli cost or a trade, and Dragon (East) vs Kitsune works through what that scarcity is worth.
The top is not tenure, either. Leopard fell from 3,500 to 3,050 VP at the July 23, 2026 check and to 2,850 a week later, both moves confirmed on two trackers, and it closed as a delisted record on September 3 once it was clear the game had turned Leopard into Tiger. The change table below has every step.
The swap band on each row
Each live row prints the range from 0.75× to 1.35× of its value and counts the other live fruits that land inside it. A fruit with several rows in its band has plenty of even swaps; a fruit with none on list can only be matched with a combination.
On the list dated Sep 17, 2026, 37 of the 40 tradeable fruits have at least one other row inside the 0.75×–1.35× band; the other 3 have none and can only be matched with a package of several items.
When the Blox Fruits list trails the market
This list is re-checked every week against two live trackers, and only the order of fruits is compared, because the trackers' raw numbers sit on scales that do not convert into each other. An update that adds or reworks a fruit moves trades within days, while a weekly list moves once, so before quoting a fruit that was just changed, read the date at the top and the note under the page heading. Where the two trackers contradict each other, the value is held where it was rather than averaged, and the note names every pair in that state.
Every change to this list since July 2026
The weekly check compares the order of fruits on two independent trackers (fantasyblox and tradekitsune since August; in July rblxguide was one of the two, until it went stale) and moves a row only when both agree. These are all the changes since the weekly check began on July 23, 2026, taken from our own check log.
| Check | What changed | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 23, 2026 | Leopard 3,500 → 3,050. Tiger added at 2,950. | Both trackers placed Leopard below Kitsune, and both listed Tiger at Yeti's level. |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Leopard 3,050 → 2,850. The Rumble row renamed Lightning, value unchanged. | Both trackers placed Leopard below Yeti and Tiger. Lightning is Rumble after the game's rework, not a new fruit. |
| Aug 13, 2026 | Control 2,400 → 3,000. Lightning 1,300 → 2,250. Spirit 2,500 → 2,150. | Both trackers put Control above Tiger and Yeti, ending a three-week Control-versus-Gas dispute; both put Lightning above Dough, Venom and Spirit, and Spirit below Dough. |
| Sep 3, 2026 | Leopard closed as a delisted record at 2,850, Barrier at 430. Creation added without a value. | Leopard became Tiger in the October 31, 2025 Halloween update; Creation replaced Barrier. The trackers do not agree yet on where Creation sits. |
| Sep 10, 2026 | String closed as a delisted record at 1,100. Magnet added without a value. | String was renamed Spider in Update 19 (February 25, 2023), so the two rows were one fruit; Spider carries the line at 900. Magnet, from Update 30 (September 5, 2026), was listed by only one tracker. |
| Sep 17, 2026 | Falcon closed as a delisted record at 70. Eagle added without a value. | Update 26 (April 17, 2025) reworked Falcon into Eagle and repriced it at the dealer. The trackers put Eagle above Dark and below Diamond but split on Rubber and Light. |
| Oct 22, 2026 | Nothing changed. | Only one tracker could be read: fantasyblox added rules to its robots.txt after October 15 that our check honours, so we did not read it. tradekitsune moved none of its 42 fruit prices since October 15, and a row moves only when both trackers agree. |
The other six checks, on August 6, August 20, August 31 (a late make-up for August 27), September 24, October 8 and October 15, changed nothing; the October 1 check was missed and was not backfilled. In those weeks any move that only one tracker made was held. On October 15, for example, fantasyblox moved seven fruits and tradekitsune moved none, so no row changed. Earlier changes are told in full in anatomy of a reprice.
Delisted rows
A row marked delisted is a record, not a price. It keeps the last value the fruit carried before it left trading, so an old offer or an out-of-date list can still be checked against it, but no one can place that fruit in a trade window today. If an offer includes one, the other trader is either reading a stale list or padding their side with something that does not exist. Each delisted fruit's own page explains what happened to it.
Blox Fruits with a full write-up (A–Z)
Every value is in the searchable list above. These are the fruits with a page of their own — value, demand, and fair trades. A fruit earns that page when we can write 250+ honest words about it.
FAQ
Are these Blox Fruits values official?
No. Roblox does not publish trade values. These are community estimates built from completed trades and trader consensus, shown with a date so you know how current they are.
What does VP mean?
It's the unit this list is measured in — a relative community trade index for Blox Fruits, where higher means more valuable. Compare two items by their VP ratio, not by any real-money figure.
How often are Blox Fruits values updated?
Every week, against two live trackers. A value moves only when both agree, and the date at the top is the last check that changed something (September 17, 2026). Checks that change nothing leave the date alone; the most recent, on October 22, 2026, was one of them. Trade markets move fast around updates and events, so treat a value as a confidence range, not a fixed price.
Which Blox Fruits are worth the most right now?
Among the fruits this list prices: Dragon (West), Dragon (East), Kitsune, Control, Tiger and Yeti, in that order. Both trackers put those six in the same order at each of the four weekly checks from September 17 to October 15, 2026, and tradekitsune, the one tracker we could read on October 22, still does, so they are the safest rows to quote. One tracker also ranks Magnet, the newest fruit, just below the two Dragons; the other had no Magnet page at our last read, so Magnet has no row here yet. Each fruit's current VP is on the board above.
Is a fruit's trade value the same as its Beli or Robux price?
No. Beli and Robux are what the Blox Fruit Dealer charges; VP is what a fruit is worth to other players in a trade. Scarcity, demand and how the fruit plays all move the trade value, and none of them change the dealer's price, so the two often rank fruits differently.
Why do two Blox Fruits value lists show different numbers for the same fruit?
Each tracker uses its own scale, so their raw numbers do not convert into each other or into VP. What can be compared is the order: whether a fruit sits above or below its neighbours. That is the only thing this list checks, and it moves a row only when two trackers agree on the order. Why value lists disagree covers the rest.
Why do some Blox Fruits items have no row?
Because no verified VP figure exists for them yet: most are swords, guns and fighting styles, plus a few fruits. Rather than print a guess, the list names them once under the board. Price one from completed trades you can verify.
What does delisted mean on a Blox Fruits row?
The fruit can no longer be traded under that name. Its row keeps the last value it held as a record, shows no demand and no swap band, and is left out of the live count.