What Every Blox Fruit Is Worth Right Now

Three of the biggest Blox Fruits value sites list physical Kitsune at 290M, 540M, and 640M right now. Same fruit, same week, more than double the spread. Permanent Kitsune is worse. One site says 2.32B, another says 7.20B.

So when someone in the Café tells you “the list says it’s worth X,” the fair question is: which list?

We compared what six published value trackers say this week, checked the trading rules against the Blox Fruits Wiki, and pulled the recurring complaints from community trading guides. Short version: no value list is authoritative, the spread between them is often larger than the profit you’re arguing over, and the number that actually decides whether your trade goes through isn’t on any of those lists.

How we put this together

We haven’t tested these values in the game ourselves. This is a comparison based on research across six published value trackers plus the official Blox Fruits Wiki, with prices recorded on August 9, 2026. No affiliate links on this page. Nobody paid for placement, and we don’t run a calculator of our own.

What a trading value actually is

There is no official price list. The Blox Fruits Wiki states it plainly: there are almost no real trading values for fruits in the game. The developers assign each fruit a price, and that’s it.

Everything else is community consensus. Value sites build their numbers from Discord trade logs, active offers on their own platforms, and editorial judgment about what a fruit is worth in the current meta. Those inputs differ from site to site, which is exactly why the outputs differ.

Two numbers exist for most fruits:

• Physical: the consumable version sitting in your inventory
• Permanent (Perm): the Robux version tied to your account forever

Permanent versions trade far higher, and the multiplier isn’t consistent. One tracker puts permanent Kitsune at roughly 8x its physical value. Another puts Control’s permanent at around 60x. Confirming which version is on the table is the single most expensive detail to get wrong.

The rules that actually gate your trade

These come from the Blox Fruits Wiki and don’t change with the market:

That 40% rule catches new traders constantly, and it’s the reason so many “fair” trades refuse to confirm. The game checks the developers’ Beli prices, which have almost nothing to do with what the community pays. Gravity has one of the higher Beli prices in the game and is widely treated as a weak trade. Buddha is cheap in Beli and stays in permanent demand because of its grinding utility.

What the trackers actually say

Here’s the same handful of fruits across four published lists, recorded on August 9, 2026, with each site’s own stated update date.

A few things stand out. West Dragon ranges from 1.45B to 4.70B depending on who you ask, a 3.2x spread. Yeti moves the opposite direction between the first two sites, which means the disagreement isn’t just one site being stale.

And the top of the market has drifted away from fruits entirely. Game.guide’s most valuable item is a cosmetic (Eclipse Chromatic, 30B), and FantasyBlox’s is a limited (Doghouse Frame Break, 8.69B). If your mental model is still “Dragon and Kitsune are the ceiling,” it’s out of date.

One caution on reading these tables. Several sites toggle between Normal and Permanent in the same cell, so a number copied without checking the toggle can be off by an order of magnitude. We’ve marked cells we couldn’t verify rather than guess.

A pricing method that survives the disagreement

Since no single number is trustworthy, price the range, not the point.

If the three lists disagree by more than the overpay you’re negotiating, stop negotiating. You’re arguing inside the margin of error.

Verdict

Value lists are worth using, as a sanity check rather than a price tag. They’ll stop you from handing over a Mythical for a Rare, which is the loss that actually hurts. They will not tell you the correct price, because no such price exists.

Three real problems with relying on them:

• The spread is larger than most trades. A 2x to 3x disagreement between reputable trackers makes any single number unusable as a negotiating position.
• Update dates are often unverifiable. Sites claim daily or hourly refreshes, yet several we checked carry numbers that don’t match each other or their own stated dates.
• Nearly every tracker sells something. Calculators, trade hubs, ad inventory, or a Discord. That isn’t automatically disqualifying, but it’s a reason values skew toward whatever drives engagement on that site.

On the published data and community consensus, the safest approach is checking at least two lists against each other, weighting demand over headline value, and refusing any trade you had to be rushed into.

What traders keep reporting

Three complaints show up repeatedly across community trading guides:

• The swap at the last second. Multiple scam guides, including bloxfruitstradecalc.com and bloxfruitstradingcalculator.net, list the same trick: a valuable fruit is shown, then replaced just before confirmation. The recommended fix is identical everywhere, which is to read every item name in the window rather than the icon, and pause before confirming.
• The fake value claim. BloxMeta’s trading guide describes players inventing buffs to justify inflated values. Checking the actual patch notes takes seconds and settles it.
• The middleman who isn’t. BloxVaults states flatly that there’s no safe way to trade outside the game’s own trade window, and that any Discord middleman or send first arrangement is a scam. This is the most consistent advice we found across every source.

FAQ

What level do I need to trade in Blox Fruits?

You need to reach the Café in the Second Sea, which requires Level 700. The Mansion in the Third Sea also works and has an extra seat. Some guides cite Level 300 or Level 50, which don’t match the Wiki’s sea requirements.

Why won’t my trade confirm even though it’s fair?

You’ve likely hit the 40% Beli price limit. The game compares the developers’ prices, not community values. Add a cheap filler fruit to close the gap.

Which Blox Fruits value list is the most accurate?

None can be verified as accurate, because there’s no official baseline to check against. Compare two or three and treat the overlap as your working range.

Are permanent fruits worth more than physical?

Substantially more, typically several times over, and in some cases far beyond that. Always confirm which version is in the trade window before accepting.

How many times can I trade per day?

Five trades per 8 hour window, with the daily counter resetting at 11:59 PM UTC+8.

Conclusion

Treat any single Blox Fruits value as one site’s opinion, because that’s what it is. Compare two or three lists, weight demand over the headline number, and remember that the 40% Beli rule, not the value list, decides whether your trade goes through at all.

Sources and verified date

Facts checked: August 9, 2026. All values recorded on that date. Each site’s own stated update date is noted in the table.