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How Blox Fruits values work

A Dragon can be worth 15,000,000 Beli, 3.54 billion Beli and 6.54 billion Beli at the same time, and all three numbers can be correct. They are three different prices for three different things. This guide untangles them.

Price one: the Dealer price

The Blox Fruit Dealer sells every fruit for Beli on a rotating stock, and lets you unlock any fruit permanently for Robux. Those are the game's own shop prices: Rocket costs 5,000 Beli, Dragon costs 15,000,000 Beli or 5,000 Robux. The Dealer price matters because it sets a floor of effort, but it is not what a fruit trades for. Stock is random, rare fruits appear briefly, and a physical fruit in your hands right now is worth what another player will pay for it now.

Price two: the physical trade value

The physical fruit is the item in your inventory. Its trade value is set by the community market and quoted in Beli, the unit the major lists use, but it is a market price, not shop money changing hands. It is driven by how strong the fruit is, how much players want it, and how hard it is to get. Buddha is the perfect example: the Dealer charges 1,200,000 Beli, yet the physical fruit trades at 10,000,000 Beli of value, because every grinder in the game wants one and stock never keeps up.

Price three: the permanent trade value

A permanent fruit is unlocked on your account forever. You can swap to it at any time, and it survives everything. That permanence is worth a fortune: a perm Buddha trades around 1.53 billion Beli of value, a perm Kitsune around 5.16 billion. Permanent fruits never sit in the trade window. They change hands when one player buys the fruit as a Robux gift for another, usually in exchange for physical fruits, which makes perm trades the riskiest deals in the game. The values page keeps physical and permanent in separate columns, and the calculator runs one market at a time, for exactly this reason.

Demand and trend

Value is only half a price. Demand, rated out of 10 on the lists this site follows, is how fast a fruit actually sells. Rocket has a value of 5,000 and demand of 1/10: nobody is looking for one. Portal has a modest 10,000,000 value and demand of 10/10: it sells instantly, every time, because it is the best travel fruit in the game. A trade that looks fair on value can still be a bad trade if you give up a 10/10 demand fruit for a pile of 2/10 demand fruit nobody wants. Trend is the direction the list expects next: Rising, Stable, Overpaid (the price has run ahead of the fruit) or Dropping.

Why the lists disagree

Community values are estimates maintained by different teams watching the same chaotic market, and after a rework or a big update they can disagree wildly. When this guide was written, bloxfruit.io quoted a West Dragon at 5.66 billion Beli while two other major lists agreed on 3.54 billion. This site handles disagreement openly: the adopted value is the figure the two agreeing lists share, and any fruit where an independent list sits more than 25 percent away gets a flag and shows both figures. On November 2, 2026 five fruits were flagged: Dragon, Control, Tiger, Yeti and Lightning, three of them recently reworked fruits, which is not a coincidence.

What moves values

Updates move values most: a rework can multiply a fruit overnight (Lightning and Tiger both jumped after theirs), and a brand new fruit like Magnet starts with a huge value because supply is tiny. Balance patches, event fruits and awakened forms shift things too. Values are refreshed on this site every week; the check date is printed on the values page, and any figure older than a week should be treated as a guide, not gospel.

Facts and values checked November 2, 2026 against the Blox Fruits Fandom wiki (roster, prices, moves), bloxfruitsvalues.com and bloxfruitvaluez.com (adopted trade values, demand and trends), and bloxfruit.io (independent cross check, quotes observed October 19, 2026). eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with Gamer Robot or Roblox Corporation.