Blox Fruits Tier List

How these tiers are calculated

Fruits are ranked by physical value — the tradeable value shown on the value list. That number is not arbitrary: it is built from the fruit's rarity, its in-game shop price, and its demand rating (the full formula is on our methodology page). Because demand is already baked into the value, ranking by value ranks fruits by worth and desirability together, instead of us hand-picking a single “best”.

The tiers come from the data's own gaps. S tier is the pinned top cluster — a handful of chase fruits whose value is fixed to the current market floor and moves independently of demand. The rest are split into A–D at the three largest jumps in value: each boundary sits where the numbers drop off a cliff, not at a round number we chose. Permanent-fruit values are a separate, much larger figure and are deliberately not mixed into this ranking.

How to read this ranking

Demand is how many people actively want a fruit, rated 1–10. It matters because value is not the same as tradeability: a fruit can carry a high value but low demand, which makes it slow to trade and easy to overpay for. When two fruits sit close in value, the higher-demand one is the safer hold.

Trend shows where a fruit's value is heading — rising, stable, or dropping. A rising fruit in a lower tier can be worth getting before it climbs; a dropping one near a tier edge may soon slip a tier. Trends reflect recent market movement, not a permanent label.

The S tier is special: its values are pinned to a market floor, so within S the grade does not move with demand — use the demand column to tell those chase fruits apart. For every tier below S, value already blends demand, rarity, and shop price together.