The Value List, Finally Explained
A complete guide to reading the Blox Fruits value list — how fruits are ranked from Common to Mythical, what the numbers mean, and how to use them in trades.
The Blox Fruits value list is the single most useful trading tool in the game — but only if you know how to read it. It's not just a ranking of who's most expensive; it's a snapshot of scarcity, demand, and momentum for every physical fruit, permanent fruit, skin, and gamepass in the trading market.
This guide breaks down exactly how each value is set, how the rarity tiers stack up, and how to turn the list into better trades.
How the list is structured
Every entry on the value list carries four things: a rarity tier, a current trade value in Beli, a demand score from 1 to 10, and a trend marker (Rising, Stable, or Falling). Together these tell you not just what a fruit is worth today, but where it's heading.
Rarity sets the broad floor and ceiling. Demand and trend decide where a fruit actually lands inside that band — a Legendary in high demand can out-trade a low-demand Mythical.
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The rarity tiers, from Common to Mythical
Fruits are grouped into five trading tiers. Each tier is a rough value band, and the gap between tiers grows fast at the top of the list.
- Common (Rocket, Spin, Blade): near-worthless trade fodder — everyone can find them.
- Uncommon & Rare (Smoke, Ice, Sand): cheap utility fruits, useful early but rarely traded up.
- Legendary (Dough, Buddha, Portal): the workhorse tier — strong kits and steady demand.
- Mythical (Kitsune, Yeti, Gas, Venom): premium fruits with serious value and PvP relevance.
- Top tier (West Dragon, East Dragon): the billions-Beli endgame, in a class of their own.
Why two fruits in the same tier trade differently
Rarity alone never sets the final price. Dough and a less popular Legendary might share a tier, but Dough trades higher because it's a proven raid and PvP fruit with permanent demand. Utility plus popularity is what separates fruits inside a band.
This is why the demand score matters so much. When you compare two similarly priced fruits, the one with the higher demand and a Rising trend is the safer trade — it's more liquid and more likely to appreciate.
Using the value list in real trades
The list is your reference; the WFL calculator is how you apply it. Look up each item, confirm whether it's physical or permanent, then let the calculator total both sides and return a Win, Fair, or Loss verdict.
Check the list before every session, not just before every trade. Values drift daily and jump on updates, so trading on last week's numbers is how experienced traders lose value to people who checked this morning.
Fruits mentioned in this guide
Keep exploring
Ready to put this into practice? Compare live offers on the trading hub, line up a partner in Team Finder, or browse the full value list. New to trading? Start with Fruit Tier List: Who's Actually Worth It.
Frequently asked questions
West Dragon currently tops the value list at around 5.66 billion, with East Dragon just behind. Both sit far above the next tier, led by Kitsune at roughly 660 million.
Rarity sets the band, but demand and trend decide the final price. A high-demand Legendary can out-trade a low-demand Mythical, so always read the demand score alongside the rarity.
We refresh values daily and adjust quickly around updates, so the list reflects the current market rather than outdated prices.
Sources & references
Every game mechanic and drop in this guide was checked against the official Blox Fruits Wiki and in-game data. Trading values are our own community-tracked estimates.