Live trading values for every Blox Fruit, gamepass and limited item — covering the Update 29.5 meta. Toggle between Regular and Permanent values, sort by demand, and skip straight into the calculator.
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Every column on these cards tells you something different about a trade. Here's what each one means and how serious traders use it.
Regular values are for the consumable, in-inventory version of a fruit — it disappears if you eat another. Permanent values are for the Robux-bound version that stays on your account forever, and typically trade for 2-3x the regular value at the top tier and up to 5-6x at lower tiers.
Demand is how active the trading market is for an item right now. A 10/10 fruit closes trades within minutes, a 5/10 fruit may sit for days even at fair value. Always weight demand alongside value when deciding whether to accept a deal.
Overpaid: traders are paying above listed value. Stable: steady price. Rising/Falling: active movement. Unstable: sharp fluctuation, usually after a patch. Use trend to time your trades — buy on falling, sell on overpaid.
Devil Fruits split into three types: Beast (transformation, often hybrid), Logia (elemental, often immune to non-Haki damage), and Natural / Paramecia (unique abilities). Type affects PvP viability and therefore demand.
The price the fruit costs when bought directly from the Blox Fruit Dealer in-game. Trading values are almost always higher than Beli price because most fruits are rarely in stock and demand outstrips supply.
Values are refreshed after every patch, content creator spike, or major demand shift. The timestamp at the top of this page (and on each card) tells you exactly when this snapshot was taken. Always verify recency before high-stakes trades.
Three quick observations from the May 2026 trading scene that anyone reading the list should know.
The December 2025 Dragon rework pushed West Dragon and East Dragon to the absolute top of the value chart, both sitting at 10/10 demand and trading well above their listed numbers. If you have either, you're holding the strongest trading asset in the game.
Kitsune held its position as the third most valuable fruit despite the Dragon push. At 600M Regular / 1.8B Permanent, it remains the cleanest entry point into the "top mythical" trading bracket and is almost universally accepted in Mega Trades.
Both Portal and Buddha currently sit at 10/10 demand despite being Legendary tier — Portal for its unmatched movement utility, Buddha for boss farming and PvE. Their value-to-demand ratio makes them some of the most liquid mid-tier assets right now.
As of May 2026, West Dragon is the most valuable physical fruit at approximately 5.13B Beli, followed by East Dragon at 4.68B and Kitsune at 600M. All three have a demand rating of 10/10. Their permanent versions trade for roughly 2-3 times these values.
Values are not set by the game itself — they are determined by the active trading community based on rarity, PvP viability, awakening potential, current meta relevance, supply, and demand. BloxTradeVault aggregates values from major trading hubs and updates them after every game patch.
Trend reflects current market behavior. Overpaid means traders are paying more than the listed value. Stable means the price is steady. Rising and Falling indicate active price movement. Unstable means the price is fluctuating sharply, usually after a patch or content creator spotlight.
Demand reflects trading activity, not rarity. Buddha is one of the strongest PvE and boss-hunting fruits in Blox Fruits, so it's perpetually in demand from grinders even though it's a Legendary tier. Portal has similar demand for its movement utility — both prove that demand can override rarity.
The list is refreshed regularly and after every major Blox Fruits update. The current snapshot reflects the Update 29.5 meta as of May 22, 2026. Always check the timestamp at the top of the list before high-stakes trades.
Trading values shown are in Beli equivalent — the in-game currency. The "Beli Price" row is the Blox Fruit Dealer purchase price. For gamepasses, the price is shown in Robux since gamepasses are bought in Robux directly.
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