How the tiers are set
We sort fruits by trade value and cut the list at fixed points. A fruit with high demand (7 or more out of 10) never drops below B, because it sells fast even when its value is lower. Buddha and Portal are the classic examples.
| Tier | Trade value | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| S | 1B and up | The fruits everyone wants. Hard to get, easy to sell. |
| A | 250M to 1B | Top mythicals. Great to trade up with. |
| B | 50M to 250M, or demand 7+ | Solid fruits that move quickly. |
| C | 5M to 50M | Fine to use. Slow to trade. |
| D | Under 5M | Filler. Eat it, drop it or add it as an extra. |
Trading tiers vs PvP tiers
A PvP tier list ranks fruits by how strong they are in fights. This one ranks them by what other players will give you for them. The two often line up at the top (Dragon, Kitsune), but not always. Buddha is not a PvP monster, yet it sits high here because grinders always want it.
If you want to know what to use, ask your friends or watch a few fights. If you want to know what to keep, sell or trade up to, this list is the one.
Moving up a tier
- Trade two B fruits with high demand for one A fruit. Two-for-one trades are common at this level.
- Hold fruits that are trending up for a week or two after an update before you sell.
- Use the trade calculator on every offer. A 10% loss on each trade adds up fast.