Blox Fruits trading glossary: the terms every trader should know
Updated 2026-10-17
A plain-language glossary of Blox Fruits trading slang: W/L/F, overpay, perm, demand, trend, skin, stock and more, so you can follow any trade chat.
Trade results
W (win): a trade that favors you, where you receive more value than you give. L (loss): the opposite, where you give more than you receive. F (fair): both sides are close enough that neither player is taking a real loss.
Overpay: when you add extra value on top of an item to make a trade work. Underpay: when an offer falls short of the item's value. A small overpay is normal when you trade for something in high demand.
Fruit versions
Regular (or normal): the standard version of a fruit that can be stored and traded. Perm (permanent): the paid version of a fruit that keeps its powers on the account. Perm values are listed separately and are usually higher. Skin: a cosmetic variant of a fruit that changes its look and is valued on its own.
Rarity: the tier of a fruit, from Common up to Mythical. It is a rough guide to how hard the fruit is to get, but it is not the same as value, since a fruit's trade value also depends on demand.
Market words
Value: the shared price of an item expressed in a common unit. Demand: how many players want the item, usually on a scale from 1 to 10. Trend: whether the item is trading above its value (rising), below it (falling) or close to it (stable).
Stock: the fruits the dealers are currently selling. Restock: the moment that selection changes. The normal dealer restocks every 4 hours and the Mirage dealer every 2 hours.
Common phrases in trade chat
LF (looking for): what a player wants to receive. H or Have: what a player is offering. Offer: a proposal to trade. Counter: a changed proposal made in answer to an offer. Value check: asking others whether a deal is fair.
Scam: any attempt to take items or account access through deception. The commonest signs are requests for your password, urgent countdowns, links promising free fruits and anyone asking you to trade first with a promised middleman.