How to Read a Blox Fruits Value List
Value lists look simple until two of them disagree by thirty percent and you have to decide which one to trust.
The columns and what they mean
Physical is the item version of the fruit, found or bought and stored in your inventory. Permanent is the Robux version bound to your account forever, and it is worth far more.
Demand is a 1 to 10 liquidity rating — how quickly the item trades, not how good it is. Trend shows which direction the value is currently moving.
Why value and demand are separate numbers
A fruit can be expensive and hard to trade at the same time. Value is the price tag; demand is whether anyone is queuing to pay it.
Reading only the value column is how players end up holding something worth a lot on paper that nobody will take. Our guide on demand versus value covers this in full.
Why lists disagree with each other
There is no official price list in Blox Fruits. Every value published anywhere is an estimate of what the community trades at, so lists differ based on what they measure.
The main split is between lists tracking asking prices and lists tracking completed trades. Asking prices always run higher, because people ask for more than they get. We track completed trades, which is documented on our methodology page.
Spotting an abandoned list
Three signs. No visible last-updated date. Values that have not moved despite a recent rework. And no mention of trend direction, which means nobody is watching the market.
A list that still shows pre-rework Dragon or pre-nerf Quake values has not been touched in months, whatever the site claims.
Regional variation is real
Values differ between trading servers, sometimes by ten to fifteen percent. A list is a central estimate, not a guarantee that your server agrees.
This is why the sensible use of any list is as a sanity check rather than a rulebook. If your server consistently trades a fruit differently, your server is not wrong.
Using it properly
Look up both columns, check demand, check trend, then put the actual trade into the calculator rather than doing the maths in your head.
The full list with every fruit, permanent and gamepass is on the Blox Fruits value list.
Values mentioned in this guide
Questions
Why do Blox Fruits value lists disagree?
Because there is no official price data. Lists differ mainly on whether they track asking prices or completed trades, and asking prices always run higher.
What does the trend column mean?
Which direction a value is currently moving — rising, falling or holding steady. It matters for deciding whether to trade now or wait.
Are Blox Fruits values the same on every server?
No. Values vary between trading servers by roughly ten to fifteen percent. A published list is a central estimate, not a guarantee.
Before any trade, total both sides in the Blox Fruits value calculator. It takes ten seconds and it is the difference between trading and guessing.