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As follows, information generated from various internet sources:
One of the most important things to keep in mind when trading on Roblox is to always be aware of the current market conditions. This means keeping an eye on the prices of items, as well as keeping track of which items are in high demand.
One great way to stay informed about the current market conditions is to join trading groups on Roblox. These groups are a great resource for finding out about new items, as well as for getting tips and advice from experienced traders.
Another important aspect of trading on Roblox is to have a good understanding of the different types of items available. For example, there are virtual currency items, such as Robux, which can be used to purchase other items, and there are also virtual items, such as clothing and accessories, which can be used to customize your avatar.
When it comes to trading, it’s also important to have a good understanding of how to value items. This means knowing how much an item is worth in terms of Robux, as well as how much it is worth in terms of other items.
In addition to these tips, it’s also important to remember to always be honest and fair when trading with others. This means being upfront about the condition of an item, as well as being willing to negotiate a fair price.
Here are a few more tips and advice to help you become a successful trader on Roblox:
Make sure to have good communication skills when trading with others. This means being clear and concise in your messages and being willing to listen to and consider the other person’s perspective.
Be patient. Trading on Roblox can be a slow process, so don’t get discouraged if it takes a while to find the right deal or trade.
Be open to different types of trades. While you may be primarily interested in trading for Robux, don’t be afraid to consider trading for other types of virtual items, such as clothing or accessories.
Be aware of scams. Unfortunately, there are many scammers on Roblox who will try to take advantage of unsuspecting traders. Be sure to do your research and only trade with reputable users.
Keep good records of your trades. This will help you stay organized and keep track of what you’ve traded, as well as who you’ve traded with.
Always be willing to negotiate. Trading is all about finding a mutually beneficial deal, and this often means being willing to compromise and negotiate.
Keep an open mind. Roblox is a constantly changing virtual world, and new items and features are added all the time. Be open to trying new things and experimenting with different trading strategies.
By following these tips, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a successful trader on Roblox. Remember to be patient, communicate effectively, and always be open to new opportunities. Happy trading!
So before I get started, on Roblox, users can trade items to other users for more items or Robux. NOTE: To be able to trade items on Roblox, both of the users that are trading with need Builders Club. So this guide for those BC players.
So after you get Builders Club, you will unlock features that NBC (Non-Builders Club) players will not have. One of these features is the ability to trade items called Limiteds. Some players on Roblox have earned millions of Robux just by trading. Before you start trading you need to get some Robux to buy your first Limited. You can get it by earning them or buy straight up buying them. You will need around 300-400 Robux to start your journey. After you get the Robux you would go to the Catalog and go to Collectibles and sort it to "Price (Low to High)". Buy something that interests you and think that other players would want. After you bought an item, you can start trading!
To trade the item you can go to a game called Trade Hangout. It is a game where other traders hang out and offer trades. You can see other people's items by clicking on the player in the game. I would recommend finding someone with an item that has a little more RAP (Recent Average Price) than your item. Ask the person with the item and ask them, "Can I have (their item name) for my (your item name)". They may send you a trade request. Or you can send the request by going to the player's profile and click "Trade Items". You get notified when you get new trade requests in your messages. You can repeat these methods to "upgrade" your items. There are other things that go into good items to trade for like value and demand. They are important when you are mostly dealing with items worth more than 1k RAP. There is a site that can give you that information, it's called rbx.rocks and it can help you decide a trade is good. If you have OBC (Outrageous Builders Club) you can cash out Robux you earn to real life money with DevEx.
Some Tips:
There is a lot of bad trades, don't be afraid to decline the trade.
When trades include Robux, Roblox takes a 30% cut.
Don't always rely on RAP, it's not always the best to judge on.
Trade a lot, after you trade a lot you will learn how to get better.
Join a trading group, it is useful for getting a lot of requests.
Words You Should Know:
RAP: Recent Average Price, it is how much that item sells for.
Value: How much the item is worth based on the amount sold.
Demand: How many times the item gets bought in the catalog.
Today you are going to know about how to trade in Roblox and other things that you need to know about Roblox trading. Are you ready to go on?
First of all, you have to be premium or you have to upgrade your builder’s club. The pricing for the classic builder’s club bundle is roughly $6 monthly. After you have upgraded your builder's club, you will need to buy some products to begin the trade, so start there.
How to buy items in Roblox?
If you have Roblox go to the catalog. If you do not have Roblox, get some first.
You can easily find collectible objects by going to the collectibles, which are the ones you'll need for trade.
The good news is that, if you do not have a lot of money with you, you can simply get some Roblox. They are so much cheaper. You can have 400 Robux for around $5.00. However, buying Roblox is the first thing you need to do before starting to trade.
If you order collectibles, you can click on relevance and go to see the lowest items in the catalog. You might be able to snipe a few items for pieces, such as a couple of eggs or something similar. Eggs will always get trades, even if it is low on the wrap.
How to buy items in Roblox
How to trade Roblox from a profile?
To begin, you must have a premium, which is similar to the new builder's club.
Go to the profile. Type their username on the search bar for this.
Press three squares on the desktop in the right corner to access trade products.
The trade tab will open when you click on trade items to select. Simply select their things, and negotiate a fair price.
You can always add some Robux to your offer to improve it.
Review your trade.
When you're happy with your trade offer, click the Make Offer button to submit it.
Change settings to enable trading
You cannot just start trading. Before start trading, you should do two things. First, you need to have a Roblox Premium Membership. The other thing is that you need to change your account settings.
There are three ways that you can get a premium membership.
$4.99 with 450 Robux
$9.99 with 1000 Robux
$19.99 with 2,200 Robux
Go to your Roblox privacy settings to modify your account settings, and it will ask whom you can trade with. Keep in mind, if you don't have any tradable stuff, your privacy settings will prevent you from being shown as open to a deal.
How to manage trade in Roblox?
You can either, accept, decline or counter the trade requests - How to Trade in Roblox
When a player sends you a trade request, you must answer by going to your inbound trade menu. After that, you're left with three choices:
Accept the request
Decline the request
Counter
If you choose to counter, you can modify the transaction and submit it back to the player to review. All the other options are understandable.
Current and past trades
Roblox keeps track of all of your trades in the form of a virtual receipt. To the right of the main page, there is a Trades option, which is where you would normally access information like your messages and inventory.
Since you first started playing Roblox, this is where you can see all of your inbound, outbound, completed, and inactive trades. This is also the location where you can respond to trade requests made by other players.
Trading System
The Trading System is an awesome feature for users with a membership that allows them to exchange Limited/Limited U items and Robux with other members. Both players will also need to have trading enabled through the Privacy tab of their Account Settings page.
Creating a Trade
To start a new trade with another player:
Go to that player's profile page.
Click the button that looks like three dots in the upper right corner of the box that contains their username and friends/follower information
On the menu that pops up, select Trade Items.
This will open a new page that shows the available items you and the player have to trade:
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Select item(s) that you want to trade away. (They will appear in the Your Offer list.)
Select item(s) that you want to trade for. (They will appear on Your Request list.)
You can also choose to sweeten the deal by including some additional Robux, but please keep in mind that there will be a 30% transaction fee removed once the offer gets accepted.
Review the trade to make sure you like it.
Note: Roblox cannot undo a trade so you should be certain you are happy with the trade.
Click on the Make Offer button to submit the trade. Once you submit, a pop up will appear for you to confirm the trade request. (Submitting a new trade will notify the other player via a private message.)
Note: The amount of Robux cannot exceed 50% of the current offer, calculated after the transaction fee is removed. For example, if you offer an item that is worth 300 Robux, you cannot add more than 150 Robux--post transaction fee--to the offer.
Viewing Your Current or Past Trades
To view your trades, do the following:
In the left-hand menu of any page, click the Trade option to go to the Trade page.
Select the list of pending (Inbound/Outbound), Completed, and Inactive trade offers you'd like to see in the Trade Type pull-down menu.
Accepting, Declining, and Countering a Trade
To view your Inbound offers, follow the directions above.
Navigate to the trade you wish to review.
Click Accept or Decline for the trade as it is shown.
If you don't like the offer and want to change it, you can click Counter to edit the trade. Once you are happy with the counter offer, press Make Offer to send a new trade.
Recent Average Price (RAP)
The Recent Average Price of an item is the average that an item sells for in Robux. This is visible on the Price Chart section of any limited item. When an item first goes limited, the RAP is 0. Once this new limited sells once, the RAP is equal to the first sale. After this, the RAP is adjusted at a formula of RAP + (Sale Price-RAP)/10.
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Value
The value of an item is based on how much an item is worth in terms of trading. A singular item's value can be very volatile and is impacted by many factors. Despite this, values are much more reliable for determining what limited items get traded for typically compared to RAP.
Demand
Demand refers to the desirability of an item. For example, the Valkyrie Helm has much more demand compared to a rarer item such as Memento Mori. An item with higher demand is typically seen as more desirable to trade for since they are likely easier to trade.
Upgrading (UPG)
Upgrading is when a user trades multiple smaller items for a lesser number of larger ones. For example, trading away your Classic Roblox Fedora and Valkyrie Helmet for the Yum! face would be an upgrade since you are giving 2 smaller items for a larger one. Trading 3 or 4 items for a larger one would also be considered upgrading.
Downgrading (DG)
Downgrading is simply the inverse of upgrading, in which you trade a larger item for multiple smaller ones. For example, if you were the one trading your Yum! face away for a Classic Roblox Fedora and Valkyrie helm, you would be the one who's considered downgrading.
A common misconception for upgrading & downgrading is that they refer to gaining or losing value in a trade, but this is not true.
Overpay (OP)
An OP refers to giving more for an item than its listed value. For example, giving 195,000 value for an item listed at 190,000 value would be considered a 5,000 value OP.
Lowball (LB)
Simply the inverse of OP, LB refers to giving less value for an item that is listed at more. For example, giving 185,000 value for an item listed at 190,000 value would be considered a 5,000 value LB.
Rare
Rolimon's classifies a rare limited as an item with 100 or less copies left in existence. This number includes copies that are hidden in private inventories.
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Semi-Rare
A semi-rare limited is a limited with a low copy total but does not reach the 100 copy threshold that Rolimon's holds to be considered an actual rare. There is no set number of copies that marks the cutoff for what is considered a semi-rare, but it is generally accepted that any item with less than 200-250 copies is likely worth calling a semi rare.
Lowest Price Possible (LPP)
An LPP is when someone purposely sells an item for an extremely low price on the catalog, typically 1 Robux.
Accept/Counter/Decline (A/C/D)
Frequently you will see these terms listed together, and they represent the options of an inbound trade. You will most commonly see someone asking A/C/D when they are looking for advice on a trade they are unsure of how to reply to.
Win/Loss (W/L)
W/L refers to winning or losing a trade. This is most commonly used when someone is gauging whether an inbound or completed trade is considered a win for themselves.
Proofs
A proof is when a user posts an inbound or completed trade. Proofs are what dictate value and are extremely useful to refer to when unsure of what an item goes for.
Value-Requests (VR)
This is a channel in the Rolimon's discord where proofs are posted. All value changes are made in correlation to the proofs posted in the VR channel, and this is where the community can post their proofs in order to contribute to future changes.
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Proof-Based
Proof-based items are items that are only valued based on proofs. These items are generally not influenced by their RAP, however more demanded items may naturally have correlation between RAP and how they are performing in trades.
RAP-Based
RAP-based items are items that are only valued based on their RAP. This feature is currently discontinued which means there are no items currently valued in relation to their RAP.
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An old version of the discontinued RAP-based chart, which showcased the RAP requirement for each value range.
Underrap
Underrap referred to a RAP-based item that had a RAP lower than the requirement for its current value. For example, an item that was listed at 10,000 value but only had a RAP of 6,800 would be considered underrap, and would subsequently drop if it had not recovered to the required RAP range in the designated time.
Overrap
Overrap is simply the inverse of underrap, which referred to a RAP-based item with a RAP high enough to require the item to be raised in value. Unlike being underrap, there was no time delay for an item being overrap and items would receive a raise instantaneously.
Trend
Trend represents how a limited item is performing at any given time. An item's trend is visible on its Rolimon's page and can be referenced as a reliable source on how an item has been performing and how it may likely do in the near future.
Unstable
The unstable trend is used for two different scenarios, which are:
A newly released limited is behaving in an extremely volatile way, whether raising or dropping
A limited has recently had a decent-sized hoard released, which puts it at risk for volatility
The gist of the trend is to show when items are behaving in unpredictable ways, warranting a trend that shows they are not currently stable.
Stable
The stable trend is the most common trend and is used for items that are generally performing average in comparison to most other items.
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Lowering
The lowering trend is applied to items that have either been dropping or have just dropped a considerable amount. Generally, items with this tag are performing quite poorly.
Raising
The raising trend is simply the inverse of the lowering trend, it is applied to items that have been performing quite well and have seen value increases recently.
Hyped
The hyped tag is given to items that are performing extremely well and are either currently pulling extreme OPs or have been consistently raising at a pace that is much quicker than average. This tag is currently discontinued and is no longer applied to items at this time.
Fluctuating
The fluctuating trend is given to items to signify that they are RAP-based, however since the RAP-based system has been discontinued there are currently no items with this trend.
Projected
The projected tag is given to items that have seen an artificial increase in RAP recently. When an item has the projected tag, it means that the RAP is inflated due to either an unnaturally high sale or a hoarder mass buying it.
Projecting
Projecting an item is the process of creating a projected. This entails purposely buying an item for an extorted price in order to artificially raise the RAP of said item. An example of this would be buying a Rubber Duckie for 1,000,000 Robux in order to cause the RAP to massively spike. Projections are usually short term and naturally fix themselves over time as an item sells, but rarer items may take longer or never recover due to how infrequently they sell.
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Sharking
Sharking is when someone lies about information to influence you to accept their trade. This might be faking proofs, having their friends tell you to accept, giving an inaccurate value range that an item goes for, among others. You should always be careful of the legitimacy of the statements your trade partner is making, and if you're unsure you should seek advice from more than one group of people.
Scamming
Scamming is when a user steals items or other valuables. Whenever you feel your trade partner is acting suspicious or requiring you to do dangerous activities like send them your valuable items, you should back off or have someone you trust around to spectate your deal.
Middleman (MM)
An MM refers to looking for a middleman/third-party user to oversee or hold items for a trade. For example, if two users are looking to complete a trade but one user is exchanging more than 4 items, they will need to complete this deal in multiple trades. A middleman would hold some of these items in order to take the risk of being scammed away from the users. Although this concept sounds swell, there is still a high chance that the middleman themselves could scam the users. Because of this, it is best to use extreme caution when using an MM and avoid impersonators or using users that you are not familiar with.
User Asset ID (UAID)
Item UAIDs are IDs that are specific to individual copies of limiteds. For example, serial 37 Super Super Happy Face will always have the same set of UAIDs that can be referenced. Every time that serial is traded, or the user privates/publicizes their inventory, a new data point will be created. UAIDs can be referenced to see the previous owners of an item and are frequently used to determine if an item is stolen or safe.
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Clean vs. Poison Limiteds
Poison
Poison refers to items being stolen or otherwise unsafe to trade for due to the risk of moderation on your account. The easiest way to tell if an item is poison is to check if the account you're trading with seems like a legitimate user, and reference the UAID of the item you're trading for to see if it was recently stolen or has been changing hands between suspicious users.
Clean
Clean refers to limiteds that are not poisoned and are safe to trade for normally. If someone asks if their item is clean or poisoned, they are just asking if their item is considered safe to trade for.
Plugging
Plugging is when users intentionally trade for stolen items. This is usually due to stolen items being obtainable for cheaper prices or LBs compared to what a normal copy would be traded for. Although this may sound like a sweet deal, the reward doesn't come without risk. Roblox frequently moderates or terminates users who trade for stolen items and your best bet for keeping your account around is to avoid any item you fear may be poisoned.
Copies
Whether a collectible item originated as a normal limited or a Limited U, it has a finite number of copies. After an item becomes a limited, new copies are no longer created. This means that the stock is capped to however many copies existed before the item became limited. These copies can be analyzed in different categories and offer a better look at the specific aspects of any given limited.
Available Copies
The available copies of an item represents the total number of copies an item has that are owned by users with public inventories.
Premium Copies
The premium copies of an item represents the total number of copies an item has that are owned by users with public inventories and that have Roblox premium on active on their account.
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Deleted/Hidden Copies
Deleted or hidden copies represent the number of copies of an item that are either owned by users who have private inventories or have been terminated. Currently, Roblox does not offer a way to distinguish between a deleted copy or a copy that is simply owned by someone who's inventory is private, so the number of deleted or hidden copies fluctuates often for most items.
Circulation
Circulation refers to the number of active copies that a limited has in the economy. For example, an item with 50 premium owners likely has only 20-30 of these copies considered actively in circulation. Rolimon's considers any item serial traded in the last 6 months to be actively in circulation, but often even the longer-tenured owners eventually trade theirs away. Circulation is always changing and is more of a guessing game than a precise process.
Let's Make a Deal (LMaD)
LMaD was a subforum on the Roblox forums that revolved around all aspects of trading. Before forums' eventual removal from the site, this was where most users would go to negotiate deals and discuss trades.
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Hoarding
Hoarding an item refers to users purposely amassing multiple copies, usually referred to as three or more of the same limited. Depending on the rarity of the item, hoards can have very large influences on how the item performs.
Sales
During certain times of the year, namely holidays like Memorial Day or Christmas, Roblox may host "sales" where some or all of the following would occur:
Certain off sale items are put on sale for a limited time
Prices for certain regular item(s) are reduced for a limited time
New items are released (regular and/or collectible)
Certain regular catalog items go limited
Some of the standard sales/holidays include:
President’s Day
Memorial Day
Midnight Summer Sale
Labor Day
Black Friday
St. Patrick’s Day
Independence Day
Halloween
Thanksgiving
Christmas
In the modern day, sales are very infrequent and generally do not happen. However, there are occasions where Roblox decides to host smaller versions of these sales, such as Memorial Day 2022.
Deals
Deals refers to the Rolimon's deals page (https://www.rolimons.com/deals), where current prices for limiteds are posted. There are a range of filters you can adjust and set to your liking, and this is often where traders with spare Robux go to get the most from their 'bux.
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Snag
This term refers to an item being listed on-sale for a reasonable deal. Usually this deal walks the line of being almost not worth buying, but cheap enough to where the buyer is still getting a reasonable discount.
Snipe
A snipe is a much more lucrative version of a snag, where the buyer is receiving a larger discount to the point where it is almost a deal that you can't resist. Usually a deal is considered a snipe once it is 40-50%+ off the normal RAP or value.
Conclusion
As you can see, there are many complex terms and acronyms that are commonly used in everyday trading. Many of these terms are accepted as normal literature for experienced traders, which may leave newcomers out of the loop. Lucky for you, now you can use this list to help define any you are unfamiliar with!
Roblox trading is a popular way to earn a lot of Robux if you are good at it, there are some techniques that you need to know to be able to trade Roblox items or so called "Limiteds". You firstly need to have builders club in order to follow this guide, you will also need to have Robux which you can either earn here for free on GameGleam or you can buy it from the Roblox store.
You need around five-hundred Robux (R$) in order to make your first purchase of a item, begin by going to the catalog and go under the subcategory "Collectibles", I recommend sorting the list by "Price (Low to High)" in order to find the cheapest collectibles items. Buy an item that interest you that you believe others are interested in acquiring aswell, do some research in order to make your first purchase a good purchase.
Now, that you have purchased your first item you are able to start trading in Roblox. To trade your item you should go to a game called "Trade Hangout", it is a game where you can trade and hangout with friends.
In order to trade with another player you click on other players, by doing that you can also see others peoples item. Now start trying to find someone that has an item that has a little more RAP (Recent Average Price) than the item you have bought. When you have found the right person, begin by asking the person if they like to make a trade for the item against your item. They may send you a request, but you could also be the instigator and initiate the trade with the player by clicking on them and going to their profile and clicking "Trade Items.
You have now hopefully made your first trade and earned a couple of Robux in the process, continue doing these steps and trade up your items until you eventually earn hundreds of Robux in each trade if you get good at doing it.
List of helpful tips to make your trading in Roblox more profitable
There will be plenty of bad trades offered to you, don't be afraid to decline them.
If you trade a lot, you will get more experience doing it. You may do one or two bad trades before you understand the concept better.
Join a Roblox trading group, could be a great way to make some deals.
There are scammers out there, don't agree to do anything outside of the game.
I used to trade quite a bit, and one thing that I discovered (and ended up hating) was that you need to conform and blend with the community. Keep up with hot items, since RAP trading is very easy especially when it's something popular. Value trading is tough for sure, though, since people like to just pull numbers out of their ass.
And don't be discouraged by the community. Understand that ROBLOX is a game for a younger audience, and that the goal for a lot of traders is to not just have cool things (as one might expect) but to have more than they know what to do with. When you're going through it, lots of people can be real assholes to you, it's just way easier (in my experience) to not do business with them than it is to try and negotiate.
In short, I'd try and just stick to gathering and trading very popular items, because they can be very profitable.
The bummer with the Trading System is that not all items can be traded away. The only items you can trade are as follows:
Limited Items: items sold by Roblox that are only available for a limited time and will never be sold again in the catalog
Limited Unique Items: items sold by Roblox with a limited quantity and come equipped with a serial number upon purchase
Robux: the currency in Roblox
This is because the Trading System was created for collectors who were interested in gathering all of the specialty items from the game. You cannot trade items that you earned in certain games, free items earned through promo codes, and items created by other users also cannot be used.
Change Your Settings To Enable Trading
Roblox Enable Trading
How do you start trading with other players? That is the big question, but first, you must do two things:
Have a Roblox Premium Membership
Change Your Account Settings
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The Roblox Premium Membership has three tiers that give you a monthly stipend of Robux, and the memberships are as follows:
$4.99 per month with 450 Robux
$9.99 per month with 1,000 Robux
$19.99 per month with 2,200 Robux
You can change your account settings by going to your privacy settings on Roblox, and it will ask who you can trade with. However, keep in mind that your privacy settings will automatically not show you open to a trade if you lack tradable items.
How To Create A Trade
Princess Tycoon in Roblox
If you want to be the one to initiate a trade with another player, then there are a few steps you have to follow.
1. Go To The Player's Profile Page
Go to their profile page to start a trade in Roblox
This can be done by typing their username into the search box in the main menu of Roblox or by searching the catalog for the item you want. Once you find the item, then scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see which users are currently selling it. However, make sure to check the RAP sheet for its average price so you don't get scammed.
You will then click on their name and on the top bar where their username is located you will see three dots. Click on these and select Trade Items to see what they have in their inventory.
2. Select The Items You Want To Trade Away Or Trade For
Trade Menu in Roblox
A new page will open before you with their tradable items, and now you can choose how you want to trade. You can choose multiple items or just one for either section depending on the value of the product.
3. Add Some Robux To Sweeten The Deal
Feature Image for Earning Robux in Roblox
You can always add on some Robux to make your offer a little better. However, keep in mind there is a 30% transaction fee once the offer is accepted, so offering 100 Robux will only give them 70 Robux. It is possible to just offer Robux instead of an item to trade
4. Review Your Trade
Review
Always triple check your offer before you submit it because there is no going back. Roblox will not do any refunds or undo any trades once they have been accepted, so don't trade away something you might regret losing.
5. Click On The Make Offer Button
Make a trade offer in Roblox
Once you are satisfied with your trade offer, then click on the button to send it over. A pop-up menu will ask you to confirm your trade one last time just in case you hit the wrong button. Now all you have to do is sit back and wait to see if the other player will take you up on your offer.
View Current Or Past Trades
Trade history in Roblox
Roblox holds onto a sort of virtual receipt of all of the trades you have ever made. There is an option to the right of the main screen called Trades, and it is where you would normally access things like your messages and inventory.
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Here you can view all inbound, outbound, completed, and inactive trades that you have made since you first started playing Roblox. This is also the spot where you can respond to trade requests that other players have made to you.
Managing Trades
Inbound Trade in Roblox
When a player sends you a trade request you then have to respond to it by navigating to your inbound trade menu. You're then left with three options which are:
Accept
Decline
Counter
If you choose to counter then you can edit the trade and send it back to the player for them to assess if it's fair.
yo what's up guys trading is one of the
best ways to make Robux on Roblox
there's literally people who make
hundreds of millions of Robux and who
own the most expensive items in the game
just through trading personally I've
made millions of Robux for trading
myself so in this video I'm going to
teach you guys how you can actually
trade and make Robux in 2023 so the
first thing you need to know is in order
to trade you actually need Roblox
premium so you do have to actually pay
in order to start trading for you guys I
would always recommend getting the
premium that is five dollars this is the
cheapest one you don't really need to
spend more money because I think you can
start with only the cheapest one which
is the one that I use and I've never
actually bought any of the other ones
another thing you're gonna need is
you're gonna need some limited items you
can tell an item is limited by the tag
in the bottom left corner and also if
it's resellable by other Roblox users
then it's a limited item so you could
check through your inventory and see
what items you guys have that has that
same limited tag next to it or there's a
website you can use called rblx trade
which you guys can just go to and see
all the limited items that you own just
by searching up your username so you can
just search up your username click on
your avatar you can actually see exactly
how much Robux you're worth and you can
see exactly which limited items you guys
actually own if you don't actually own
any limited items what I can recommend
for you guys is that you try to get some
deals if you go to the deals page you
can see a bunch of different items
selling for really cheap so just try to
buy an item for cheap and use that to
actually start trading with so now that
you actually have a limited item and you
have ROBLOX premium you can actually
start trading personally my favorite way
to actually trade is in this game called
trade hangout where basically a bunch of
different Traders hang out and make
trades with each other so once you're
actually getting to trade hangout you
can see everybody else's items and see
what you actually want to trade for so
you can just click on the user and then
see all the items they have right here
and how much all of them are worth so
another thing that I would recommend for
you guys is you check out artist.guide
which kind of just goes more in depth
into trading more methods that you guys
can use and more specifics on different
kinds of Trades those people who have
used the artist trade guide and have
been able to make tens of thousands of
Robux just by following the guide it's
pretty accessible so anyone can use it
it's made for the average person there's
even been people who have been able to
get extremely expensive items like the
classic Fedora using the guide so make
sure you guys check it out so there's
actually a bunch of different methods on
how to make profit so if you're just
first starting and you have a really
cheap item what I'd recommend to you
guys is looking at how much your item is
worth and then trying to find an item
that is barely worth more so this item
is worth 157 Robux so I might look for
an item that's worth like 180. so this
item the part of unicorn floaty is worth
179 Robux so basically what I'm going to
do now is I'm going to look through all
of the people who own it through the
resellers list and send them all trades
so if you want to send someone to trade
basically you just have to go to their
profile make sure they have ROBLOX
premium premium and then click in the
top right corner and you can just do
trade items right there and then once
you actually find the item that you want
to give you can click on that you can
clip up to four different items and
Robux that you actually want to trade
then when you find the items you want to
trade look for the items that they have
that you want and send them out trades
basically the more trades that you send
out to people the more likely you'll get
at least one person to accept so I'm
gonna send out all these people trades
and hopefully I can get the party
unicorn floaty and make a little bit of
Roblox profit but basically I would
recommend keep trying this until someone
accepts and then look for another item
that's just worth a little bit more and
once you actually start getting more
Robux and your items are worth more
there's different methods that you guys
can do to actually make even more profit
so there's one method called the
upgrading and downgrading Method and
before you actually learn what that is
you need to know what upgrading is and
what downgrading is so this trade right
here is a downgrade because I'm giving
less items for more so as you can see
I'm giving one item in return for four
so that's it's a downgrade and this
trade right here is an example of an
upgrade where I'm giving you more items
in return for Less so basically when
you're downgrading you want to make sure
that you're getting a win try to get as
much Robux in return for your downgrade
as possible then when you're upgrading
you want to try to get a win as well or
at least give as little as possible
because normally when you upgrade you're
supposed to overpay but if you can try
to give equal or get an overpay in
return then you'll make profit if you
downgrade for a win and upgrade for win
you're gonna keep making Robux so
another thing you guys can try is
flipping different projected items so if
you don't know what a projected item is
basically it's an item where the value
is super inflated so as you can see the
best price on this item is only 50 000
but the average price is 220 000 so
basically somebody inflated the price of
this item and now it looks like it's
worth a lot more than it actually is
what you guys can try to do is get these
items for super cheap and then trade
them off for a lot more it's super easy
to find these items just go to rblx
trade they have a projected page under
trading you can see projected items and
you can see all the items that are
currently projected and try to trade for
some of these items get them for cheap
and then trade them off for more to
someone else once you start getting more
valuable items you need to start
worrying about the item's value so the
value of an item isn't the same as the
wrap or the recent average price but
instead the amount that it actually gets
traded for so for certain items mainly
more expensive ones they actually get
traded for more than the wrap so for an
item like the perfectly legitimate
business hat you can see that the
average price is 11 399 but this item is
actually valued at 13 000 Robux which is
a lot more than the wrap is so you can
use the website rolly mounts to check
the value of different Limited items
that you have as you can see the legit
is worth 13 000 Robux now this is not
the case for every single limited item
it's mainly just the more popular items
and the more valuable item so once again
an item like the emerald Valkyrie has a
wrap of three million 120 000 but then
when you check its actual value you can
see that it's worth 4 million so you
just want to keep track of your items
see how much they're valued at and how
much Tech should get traded for another
thing that you want to keep track of is
the demand of your item so the demand is
basically how often the item gets traded
and how popular it is the higher demand
of an item the easier it will be to
trade the lower the demand the more
difficult it'll be but also for the most
part low demand items are more stable
and high demand items change a lot in
value so keep all that in mind when
you're trading for items you want to
know what the demand is and what the
value is because that can really change
a lot about different trades so
hopefully between my methods and the
artist trade guide you guys are actually
going to be able to make tons of Robux
what is up you guys welcome back to the
channel So today we're going to show you
how to trade it's it can be really
confusing you've never traded before
we've gone from 5 million value down
here 5.5 million and now we're sitting
at 30.7 million so shout out to rolands
by the way they have a whole thing
explaining how to trade on Roblox and
I'm gonna read this off to you guys
there's a lot to go over so grab some
popcorn wherever the heck you want to do
or if you just want to watch through and
learn some more feel free but uh yeah so
it goes over everything there's rap
which is recent average price value
demand like this is the whole list I'm
gonna put the link in the description
right at the top so if you guys want to
check out yourself feel free but this
goes over pretty much every single thing
that has to do with trading and it's a
lot if you're new to Roblox first off
you do have to have premium obviously to
trade but uh yeah aside from that pretty
self-explanatory in this article but it
is a lot similar I'm gonna read it to
you guys just to make it easier some
some people don't like reading and uh
yeah so here we go well first off we
have rap the recent average price of an
item is the average when an item sells
for in Robux this is visible on the
price chart section of any limited item
when an item first goes limited the wrap
which you guys see right there the
average price which is recent average
price is zero once this new limited
sells the wrap is equal to the first
sale after this the wrap is adjusted at
a formula for app plus sale wrap yeah so
you guys understand that if it sells
High the wrap goes up if it sells lower
the wrap drops so
pretty self-explanatory I feel like and
uh shouldn't be a problem for you to
understand value value can be a little
harder to understand but it's pretty
simple once you get the the like the
basics of it so the value of an item is
based on how much an item is worth in
terms of trading a singular item's value
can be very volatile and is impacted by
many factors despite this values are
much more reliable for determining what
limited items get traded typically
compared to rap yeah so that's pretty
self-explanatory they usually almost all
items go for value and not wrap unless
they're super super small and then
normally they'll uh just go for a wrap
but you guys will get that when you
start trading demand refers to the
desirability of an item for example the
valkyrie Helm has much more demand
compared to a rare item such as the
momento Mori I've always hated that hat
by the way an item with higher demand is
typically seen as more desirable through
trade for since they are likely and
easier to trade that yeah if they're
they have more demand more people are
going to want them they're going to be
much easier to trade versus something
like Memento Mori which it has to be a
desired taste and not many people want
to offer for it upgrading is when a user
trades multiple smaller items for a
lesser number of larger ones for example
trading layer classic Roblox Fedora and
Valkyrie helmet for the Yum face would
be an upgrade since you're giving two
smaller items for one larger one trading
three or four items for a large one
would also be considered upgrading
downgrading it's pretty much that just
reverse downgrading is simply the
inverse of upgrading which you trade a
larger item for multiple smaller ones
for example if you were trading your yum
face for classic Fedora and valve then
you would be considered downgrading yeah
so pretty simple there a common
misconception for upgrading downgrading
is that they refer to gaining or losing
value in a trade but this is not true
not always normally though if you are
upgrading you will have to overpay but
you'll see in value requests here which
we'll show you in a minute that you find
a range that's pretty normal for the
overpay low ball well of course we'll go
with overpay but I just kind of
explained it but an OP refers to giving
more for an item than it's listed value
for example giving 195 000 value for an
item listed at 190 would be considered a
5000 op lowball is just the reverse of
that an items valued 190k you give 185k
you get technically a low Ball but you
have to be careful if things are
starting to lowball then they may drop
in price so be aware take caution
sometimes so you can just get a good
deal someone's desperate or they don't
know how to trade properly and you can
get a very good deal with a low ball
rares Romans classifies a rare limited
as an item with 100 or less copies left
in existence this number includes copies
that are hidden in private inventories
as well so there you see the domain
expectation on the text Dom has 14
premium 18 available so it would be
considered a rare a semi rare is limited
with the copy uh but with a low copy
total but does not reach the 100 copy
threshold
that rollerman holds to be considered an
actual rare there was no set number of
copies that marks a cutoff for what is
to be considered a semi-rare but is
generally accepted that any item with
less than 200 to 250 copies is called
the semi-rare lpp and LBP is when
someone purposely sells an item for
extremely low in the catalog typically
one Robux you guys have seen my videos
on that probably if not go check it out
selling an item for one Robux we were
lpping items and then seeing if Bots or
regular people would buy them
not a spoiler but mostly Bots except
counter decline a slash c d frequently
you see these terms listed together when
someone send you a trade guys they'll
say A C or D typically a slash D because
they want the trade either accepted or
countered and that's pretty basic when
laws refers to winning or losing a trade
this is commonly used when someone is
gauging whether or not they completed
trades uh if a win for themselves you'll
see you'll see this a lot in the
rollerman server and the trading Lounge
will put like w l and uh yeah people are
always spamming L's on it because well
let's most most trades low key that they
post in their L's no offense guys uh a
proof is when a user posts an inbound or
completed trade proofs are what dictate
the value and are extremely useful to
refer to when unsure what an item goes
for exactly so this is in value requests
on the enrollment server if you guys
want to be an actual Trader you need to
join the Roland server that's where you
get all your information for items what
they're going for you can even ask for
help if you if you don't know what an
item's going for and there hasn't been
really any recent value requests usually
someone will like chirp in and say yeah
it's going for around this and this and
you can get a few opinions of people and
what they're thinking so there's a
channel uh Roland's Discord server where
proofs are posted all value changes are
made in correlation to the proofs posts
in the VR Channel and this is where the
community can post their proofs in order
to contribute to Future changes very
simple you just go in get value requests
you guys will figure out if you know how
to work desk Group which I'm sure all of
you do so very very simple and uh yeah
so you can see right there that uh the
bay the black Iron uh horns going for
3.6 kop so raise the bed very simple
proof base proof base items are that are
only valued based on proofs these items
are generally not influenced by their
wrap however more demanded items May
naturally have correlation between rap
and how they're performing in trades
wrap base wrap base items are those that
are valued and based on their wrap this
feature is currently just going to just
means there are no items currently
valued in relation to the wrap an old
version you would see if it had a 4000
wrap it was labeled at 5000 value yada
yada
but yeah they discontinued it uh maybe
like last year sometime I don't know the
exact date under wrap underwrap referred
to a rap based item that had a wrap
lower than the requirement for its
current value for example if it was at
10 000 value it only had rabbit 6800
would be considered under wrap uh yeah
overwrap is pretty much just the reverse
of under wrap Trend Trend represents how
a limited item is performing at any
given time and item's trend is visible
on its rollerman's page and can be
referenced as a reliable source and how
the item's been performing and likely to
do in the near future so use that with
caution but uh because sometimes if a
item is lowering or unstable you can
grab it for a really good deal and then
flip it but you have to be very careful
when you're doing that because you could
get stuck with it and it drops a lot so
just be careful with that unstable If an
item is unstable uh yeah it can go kind
of crazy so these are the two different
scenarios that they posted and they were
newly released limited is behaving in an
extremely volatile way whether raising
or dropping a limited has recently had a
decent sized horde release which was at
a risk for volatility the gist of this
trend is to show when items are behaving
in unpredictable ways warranting a trend
that shows they're not currently stable
stable items well they're stable and
yeah it means that they're probably
doing decent you can definitely trade
for it and it's not too bad lowering
lowering trend is applied to items that
have been either dropping or have just
dropped a considerable amount generally
items with this tag are performing quite
poorly that is true and if you have it
some people will Panic trade away some
won't I don't know it really just
depends on the item to be honest
everything you can bounce back but uh
yeah a lot of people do tend to trade it
off when it's lowering raising it means
that it's raising and it's probably
doing really well
and it's going to be hard to even it's
going to be hard to get people are going
to want to have you overpay for even
more now the next one is the hype tag
they're performing extremely well
and they're either pulling Extreme Ops
right but constantly raising at a pace
that is much quicker than average this
tag is currently discontinued it's no
longer applied items at this time but
when an I know would get hyped I'd have
an item that was hyped and people would
send way higher overpays Ops as you know
as it is and you get good deals
fluctuating it's not it's been
discontinued there's that doesn't matter
anymore so projected this one is very
careful be very careful if you're new
Trader with projectors okay projected
attacks given to items that have seen an
artificial increase in rap recently
so if you see this be careful projecting
I'll just explain without even reading
all this this thing is let's say this
thing is worth 10 000 Robux someone buys
it for like this 916 000 it raises the
wrap significantly to 125 000 or
whatever and then people think that this
is worth 125 000 they'll try to trade
this rap item for 125 000 when it was
typically worth I don't know what this
is worth we're just giving a value of
ten thousand and so it used to be worth
ten thousand now it looks like it's
worth 125 000. they try to send it for
your item which is worth fifty thousand
they get a 40 000 win you lose
everything so be very careful of
projected items now sharking okay
sharking is when someone like this
happens a lot with trading okay Sharky's
when someone lies about the information
influence you to accept their trade this
might be faking proofs having their
friends tell you to accept giving an
inaccurate value range that an item goes
for among others you should always be
careful of the legitimacy of the
statements your trade partner is making
and you that's why you need to be in the
server you can ask people and if they
don't hate you or they're not top tier
trolls which most of them are that's why
you always look in value requests okay
always look in value requests at the
last like five ten trades see what
they're going for make sure they're
recent so you don't get sharked like
that
scamming do not get scammed bro don't do
multi-trade deals don't do it I don't
care how good it sounds never do it bro
never do it the only way I do it is if I
go first everyone trusts me so they
always go first with me
but it was not always that way I got
scammed before way back in the day like
2004 14 probably I got scammed and bro
never went first again never always made
people go first they never had a problem
with it uh since the reputation is so
good but guys don't get scammed don't
get scammed don't give don't click on
links on Discord like just be cautious
okay don't give anyone your password a
trade for you
just don't okay just don't a middleman
AKA m m and is referring to looking for
a middleman and third-party users to
oversee or hold items in a trade for
example if you're doing a mass trade
which is more than the uh four item
slots you can have uh it's a four still
I think it is four I was like thinking
it's five for some reason but yeah more
than four items they will need to
complete the deal on multiple trades
which I was saying don't do multi-trade
deals I personally wouldn't even trust
middlemen
um that's just me though the middleman
could just take your money and run and
just sell all those items on the black
market your items in the black market
make a couple Grand and then you're left
with nothing you have nothing your
Roblox trading career is practically
done so exactly this says to a high
chance that the middleman could scam the
users
I got exactly so in my opinion I
wouldn't even bother okay now this is
important as well user asset IDs uaids
they are specific to individual copies
of limiteds for example serial number 37
super super happy face will always have
the same set of uaids that can be
referenced every time that serial is uh
that the serial is traded or the user
private slash publicizes their inventory
a new data point will be created uaids
can be a reference to see the previous
owners of an item okay so look here here
is the UA ID of my red sparkle time
Fedora problem owned it before me and
before that talking potato this is
people either privating their inventory
or whatnot but uh yeah so that's pretty
simple it just shows where it's been and
you want to check and click on them and
check their graph which is right here
and make sure that's not going up and
down like this because you could easily
fall for an item that has been uh hacked
hacked items scammed items so you want
to be careful of that we'll get into
that right now clean versus Poison
limited poison refers to an item being
stolen or otherwise unsafe to trade for
due to the risk of moderation on your
account the easiest way to tell the name
is poisoning to check the account you're
trading with seems like a legitimate
user in reference the UA ID just as I
was explaining it's pretty simple
cleaner first limits that are not poison
and are safe to trade for normally if
someone asks their item is cleaner
poison they're just asking if the item
is considered safe to trade Roblox will
ban you sometimes if even if you get a
small item that's poison normally it is
bigger but I still wouldn't take the