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Blizzard vs Dragon

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Which is worth more: Blizzard or Dragon?

Blizzard is currently worth about 1.41× Dragon. A one-for-one swap loses value for the Blizzard side.

Blizzard Blox Fruits trading value
Blizzard
Mythical
4.95M
7-day trend0% over 7d
30-day trend0% over 30d
VolatilityHigh volatility
Demand7/10
90 days
Dragon Blox Fruits trading value
Dragon
Mythical
3.5M
7-day trend0% over 7d
30-day trend0% over 30d
VolatilityLow volatility
Demand9/10
90 days

Is Blizzard better than Dragon in Blox Fruits?

A straight Blizzard for Dragon swap is not even in Blox Fruits: Blizzard is worth about 1.41× Dragon (4.95M vs 3.5M). Whoever gives up the Blizzard loses roughly 1.45M in value unless the other side adds items to close the gap.

Neither item is a liquidity trap: community demand sits at 7/10 for Blizzard and 9/10 for Dragon, so both should re-trade at a reasonable pace.

On recent form, Blizzard has held steady this week and dragon has held steady this week. Over 30 days the moves are 0% and 0% respectively, with high volatility on Blizzard and low on Dragon.

Both are Mythical fruits, so this is a like-for-like Blox Fruits trade — the decision comes down to value, demand and momentum rather than rarity tiers.

Trade FAQ

Is Blizzard better than Dragon in Blox Fruits?

Blizzard is worth more: 4.95M versus 3.5M for Dragon. Factoring in demand (Blizzard 7/10, Dragon 9/10), Blizzard is the stronger item to hold right now.

Is Blizzard worth Dragon in Blox Fruits?

Not one-for-one. Blizzard is valued at 4.95M versus 3.5M for Dragon, so the Dragon side should add about 1.45M in extra value.

What is Blizzard worth in Blox Fruits?

Blizzard currently trades around 4.95M with community demand of 7/10.

What is Dragon worth in Blox Fruits?

Dragon currently trades around 3.5M with community demand of 9/10.

How much should I add to trade Dragon for Blizzard?

About 1.45M in extra value — that closes the gap between Dragon (3.5M) and Blizzard (4.95M). Use the calculator to test add-on combinations until the verdict reads Fair.