Blox Fruits has no official value list — not from Roblox, not from the developer Gamer Robot. Every "value" you see on a trading site is community consensus, maintained by third-party trackers and trading Discords, and it moves every week (daily during events). So before you accept a trade, you need two things: the dev-set prices (the closest thing to an official value, because the Blox Fruit Dealer sets them in Robux and Beli) and the current community trade ranges from a named tracker you checked today. This list gives you both, ranked, for the Update 30 "Magnet" economy as of October 2026.
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Quick answer: the Blox Fruits value list (October 2026)
What is the most valuable fruit in Blox Fruits right now? By dev-set price, Dragon is the most expensive fruit the Dealer sells — 15,000,000 Beli / 5,000 Robux. By community trade value, Kitsune and Dragon sit at the top of the permanent market, both tracked in the multi-billion community-value range. There is no official list, so the honest answer is a range, not a single number — cross-check a named tracker (Traderie, Fruityblox) the day you trade.
Here is the fast version — the fruits traders actually fight over, highest to lowest, by dev-set permanent (Robux) price:
- Dragon — 5,000 R$ (dev-set perm) · top community trade value
- Control — 4,000 R$
- Kitsune — 4,000 R$ · the #1 community trade fruit
- Yeti / Tiger — 3,000 R$
- Spirit — 2,550 R$
- Gas — 2,500 R$
- Venom — 2,450 R$
- Shadow — 2,425 R$
- Dough — 2,400 R$
- T-Rex / Mammoth — 2,350 R$
- Gravity — 2,300 R$
Those are the dev-set Dealer prices — stable, developer-set, and the one set of numbers in Blox Fruits that isn't a community guess. Community trade values (what the fruit is worth in a player-to-player deal) run higher and move constantly; the ranges are below.
Why there is no "official" Blox Fruits value list
This is the single most important thing to understand before you trade, and most guides skip it: neither Roblox nor Gamer Robot publishes fruit values. The only prices the developer actually sets are the Blox Fruit Dealer's in-game prices. Everything else — the "Kitsune is worth 6 billion" numbers you see on value sites — is a community estimate.
That matters because the community sites disagree by 30% or more, and sometimes on the item list itself. On one early-August 2026 snapshot, three different trackers listed Kitsune at roughly 630M physical / 5,980M permanent, 600M / 8.37B, and "settled around 600M physical / 1.8B permanent." Same fruit, same week, numbers that are billions apart. Anyone who quotes you one of those as the value is guessing with confidence.
So the rule for this list — and for any Blox Fruits value list worth trusting — is: dev-set prices are facts; community trade values are ranges. We give you both, and we tell you where to pull today's number.
The two numbers every fruit has: physical vs permanent
Every fruit in Blox Fruits exists in two forms, and the value gap between them is the whole reason a value list is complicated.
- Physical fruits are one-time-use items. You buy them from the Dealer with Beli (in-game money) or find them spawned in the world. Eat one and it's gone; trade one and it leaves your inventory. They're the cheaper, more liquid side of the market.
- Permanent fruits ("perms") are bound to your account forever once redeemed. You can switch back to a perm any time, even after eating something else. You buy them with Robux.
Because a perm is a permanent account upgrade bought with real Robux, a permanent fruit is worth far more than its physical version — often several times over. That's why trade values always come as two numbers, and why "the value of Kitsune" is meaningless unless you say which form. When a tracker shows two numbers for one fruit, the higher one is the permanent. For the deeper mechanics of how trades clear, see our Blox Fruits trading guide; for perms specifically, the Blox Fruits permanent value list.
Blox Fruits value list — top tier (October 2026)
These are the fruits at the top of both the dev-set price list and the community trade market. Dev-set prices are exact; community trade ranges are consensus estimates that move weekly.
Dragon — Dev-set: 15,000,000 Beli / 5,000 R$. The single most expensive fruit the Dealer sells and the top of the community permanent market. Dragon is a Mythical Beast-type (introduced Update 13). A common myth — repeated by several value aggregators — is that Dragon has an "awakening cost" of around 24,500 fragments. That is wrong: Dragon has no awakening. It runs on a two-stage Fury Meter (fill the orange meter → press V for Hybrid Form → fill the red meter by dealing damage → full Dragon Form). East is the grinding/mobility variant, West is the PvP/raid variant, and you switch freely. Its trade value tracks at the very top alongside Kitsune.
Control — Dev-set: 9,000,000 Beli / 4,000 R$. A Mythical with elite PvP utility; its dev price makes it the second-most-expensive Dealer fruit, and it holds strong trade demand.
Kitsune — Dev-set: 8,000,000 Beli / 4,000 R$. The fruit that tops most community permanent value lists even though Dragon outprices it at the Dealer. On recent snapshots community trackers put Kitsune anywhere from roughly 600M physical to a permanent value spanning ~1.8B to 8.37B depending on the site — the clearest example of why you treat these as ranges, not facts. Kitsune is consistently the hottest permanent trade fruit.
Mid tier: the fruits that trade constantly
Yeti & Tiger — Dev-set: 5,000,000 Beli / 3,000 R$ each. Two notes that trip people up here. First, Leopard is retired — it was replaced by Tiger (Mythical Beast-type) in Update 28. If you're searching "Leopard value," you actually want Tiger, which inherited Leopard's old Dealer slot and price. Second, like Dragon, Tiger has no awakening; it uses a Fire Meter → Blazing Form (60s) → Overheat cycle. Community value for Tiger has tracked around 120M–150M physical and roughly 4.4B–4.7B permanent — hedge those, because sources conflict.
Spirit (2,550 R$), Gas (2,500 R$), Venom (2,450 R$), Shadow (2,425 R$), Dough (2,400 R$) — this cluster is where most active trading happens. Dough in particular is a long-standing grinding and PvP favorite with deep demand, which keeps its trade value above what its dev price alone suggests. Gas is one of the newer high-utility picks and a frequent perm target.
T-Rex & Mammoth (2,350 R$) and Gravity (2,300 R$) round out the Mythical Beast and heavy-control options — solid, tradeable, but a rung below the top perms in demand.
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How the in-game trade window affects value
One mechanic shapes every Blox Fruits trade and most value guides never mention it: the Treasure Trade window enforces an approximate 40% value-difference cap. The game will tell you "Value must be around the same" and block a trade if the two sides are too far apart. That's the developer's own anti-scam rail — and it's why the in-game sense of value is anchored to the Dealer prices, not to the much higher community numbers. You can't offer a 2,300 R$ Gravity for a 5,000 R$ Dragon and have the window accept it, no matter what a tracker says.
The practical takeaway: use dev-set prices to sanity-check whether a trade will even go through, then use community ranges to judge whether it's a good deal.
About Update 30 "Magnet" and the new fruit
The live Blox Fruits economy is on Update 30 "Magnet," community-reported live since around September 5, 2026 (the version numbering across sources is inconsistent — always confirm the in-game title prefix and the official Gamer Robot Discord before quoting a number). The update added the Magnet fruit, reported as S-tier. One honest caveat for a value list: a fruit this new doesn't have a trustworthy trade value yet. New fruits swing wildly for weeks before the community settles on a number, so anyone quoting a firm "Magnet value" right now is guessing. Treat it as unsettled and re-check in a few weeks. For the current tier picture, see our Blox Fruits tier list.
Blox Fruits by the numbers (October 2026)
A few live figures to ground the economy, pulled from the Roblox Games API on October 6, 2026:
- ~141,525 concurrent players at the time of the pull — still a top-tier Roblox experience.
- 64.8 billion lifetime visits.
- 20.0 million favorites.
Those numbers are why the fruit trade is this liquid: the player base is enormous and permanent fruits are a real, persistent store of value inside it.
Where to pull today's values (and skip the grind)
Because there is no official list, cross-check a named community tracker the day you trade and note the date — values that are a month old will get you robbed. The sites the community actually references are Traderie, Fruityblox, and in-game trade chat. Cite one, with the date, and treat the number as an estimate.
If you'd rather skip the fragment-and-raid grind entirely and just get the fruit you want, you can buy the exact fruit directly:
Get the fruit, skip the grind:
- Kitsune Fruit — the #1 community trade fruit
- Dragon Fruit — top of the dev-set and community market
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- All Blox Fruits — every fruit, physical or permanent
FAQ
What is the most valuable fruit in Blox Fruits? By dev-set Dealer price, Dragon is the most expensive at 15,000,000 Beli / 5,000 Robux. By community trade value, Kitsune and Dragon trade at the top of the permanent market. There is no official value list, so both answers are correct depending on which "value" you mean.
Is there an official Blox Fruits value list? No. Neither Roblox nor the developer Gamer Robot publishes fruit values. The only developer-set prices are the Blox Fruit Dealer's in-game prices; every community "value" is a third-party estimate that moves weekly.
Why do value lists disagree so much? Because they're all community estimates with no official source. On the same week, different trackers have listed Kitsune's permanent value anywhere from ~1.8B to 8.37B. Always use a range, name your source, and date it.
What's the difference between physical and permanent fruit value? Physical fruits are one-time-use and bought with Beli; permanent fruits are bound to your account forever and bought with Robux. Permanents are worth far more — often several times the physical value — because they're a permanent account upgrade.
Does Dragon have an awakening cost? No. Dragon has no awakening — it uses a two-stage Fury Meter, not a fragment-based awakening. Value aggregators that list a "Dragon awakening cost" (e.g. 24,500 fragments) are wrong.
Is Leopard still in the value list? No. Leopard was retired and replaced by Tiger in Update 28. If you're looking up "Leopard value," you want the Tiger value instead — it took Leopard's Dealer slot and price.
How does the trade window affect value? The in-game Treasure Trade window enforces an approximate 40% value-difference cap and will block trades that are too lopsided, anchoring in-game value to dev-set prices rather than the higher community numbers.
