Values

You just pulled a Sparkling Eternal Frostwhale. Your heart is pounding. The chat lights up within seconds. “TRADE???” “I’ll give you 3 Mythics.” “Bro check my inventory.” Someone DMs you: “2 Mythics + 50 Night Shrimp. Final offer.” You accept. You feel good. You just got two Mythics for one fish, right? Three hours later, you’re scrolling the Discord trade channel. Someone just traded a normal Eternal Frostwhale — not even Sparkling — for six Mythics and a Relic. The buyer was thrilled. Your “generous” trader? He flipped your Sparkling Frostwhale for twelve Mythics before you finished your next fishing session. ...

You pull a Spectral Serpent. Zero point zero one percent catch rate. Your hands are actually shaking. The chat explodes. “WTF” “TRADE???” “I’ll give you anything.” Someone DMs you immediately. Three Mythics and a Relic. Right now. No haggling. You accept in three seconds flat. You’re grinning. You just robbed this guy blind, right? Next morning, you’re in the official Discord. Same Serpent. Same weight, same mutation. Traded for eight Mythics and two Relics. The “generous” trader who hit you up? He flipped it in under an hour. You didn’t rob him. He played you like a fiddle because you didn’t check the market before hitting accept. ...

Last updated: August 4, 2026. Trading values fluctuate constantly with each update. This guide focuses on trading mechanics, value tracking tools, and scam prevention — strategies that remain useful regardless of current prices. You’re standing in the Trading Plaza, scrolling through booths. Someone lists a Titanic for 10B gems. The chat explodes. Your fingers freeze. You know the RAP should be higher — way higher — but you can’t remember the exact number. You buy it anyway because ten other players are already running toward the booth. Ten minutes later, you check Cosmic Values. The pet is worth 50M. You overpaid by 200x because you couldn’t tell a Normal variant from a Rainbow, and you trusted booth hype over actual data. ...