Market
MM2 Market Heatmap
The 50 most valuable tradeable Chromas. Bigger tiles are worth more, green rose and red fell in value this day.
1 up · 5 down · 35 unchanged · Values of 17 Sep, 12:02 vs 16 Sep, 12:02 (Amsterdam time)
Biggest risers
Chroma Sunset
6,750 → 6,875
+1.9%
Biggest fallers
Chroma Icecream
2,200 → 2,100
-4.6%
Chroma Beachy
1,500 → 1,475
-1.7%
Chroma Evergun
62,500 → 61,500
-1.6%
Chroma Sands
1,575 → 1,550
-1.6%
Chroma Travelers Gun
170,000 → 167,500
-1.5%
How to read this heatmap
A market heatmap shows a whole market in one picture. Every tile is one MM2 item. You only need to look at two things: how big a tile is and what colour it has.
1. Size = value
The more an item is worth, the bigger its tile. The biggest tiles are the most valuable items in the market. A tile worth 4× more is about 2× bigger, so cheaper items still stay readable.
2. Colour = change
Green went up in value, red went down, dark grey stayed the same. The brighter the colour, the bigger the change. A tile is fully coloured at ±5% on the daily map, ±10% on the weekly map and ±20% on the monthly map.
3. The numbers on a tile
The percentage shows how much the value changed. Bigger tiles also show the value at the end of the day, on the left. Small tiles only show the name and the percentage. Hover over a tile (or open it) to see the old and new value.
4. Groups = categories
On All items the tiles are grouped per category, so you can see at a glance if a whole category (for example all Chromas) is going up or down. Corrupt is a Unique, but it is the only Unique you can trade, so it is shown with the Ancients. Use the buttons above the map to see one category on its own.
Example: this day (Thursday 17 Sep 2026)
- • The biggest tile is Chroma Travelers Gun, because it is the most valuable item here (167,500).
- • The brightest green tile is Chroma Sunset: it went from 6,750 to 6,875 (+1.9%).
- • The brightest red tile is Chroma Icecream: it went from 2,200 to 2,100 (-4.6%).
- • In total 1 item went up, 5 went down and 35 stayed the same. More red than green: a falling market.
What is compared?
The value at the end of this day (or the latest value, for the day that is still running) against the value at the end of the day before. Values are the RBLXValue values, updated twice a day (around 00:00 and 12:00 Amsterdam time). Weeks run from Monday to Sunday.
Why is an item missing?
Each map shows the 50 most valuable items only. Items you can't trade are left out, and so are Uniques (except Corrupt), Evos and other items without a stable market value. A brand-new item shows New until it has a value to compare with.
Going back in time
Every day, week and month is saved. Use the ‹ › arrows next to the date to see older heatmaps and how the market moved, back to July 2026.
Tips
Click a tile to open the item. For the full value chart of one item, use Value History. Logged in, you can save or share the heatmap as an image. Developers can get the same data from the heatmaps API.
Heatmap FAQ
What does a green or red tile mean?+
Green means the item went up in value compared with the previous period, red means it went down and dark grey means the value stayed the same. The brighter the colour, the bigger the change.
Why are some tiles bigger than others?+
Tile size shows the value of the item. The most valuable items get the biggest tiles. Size grows with the square root of the value, so cheaper items stay readable next to very expensive chromas.
Why is Corrupt listed under Ancients?+
Corrupt is a Unique, but it is the only Unique that can be traded. Other Uniques are not on the heatmap, so Corrupt is shown with the Ancients.
How often is the MM2 heatmap updated?+
RBLXValue values are updated twice a day, around 00:00 and 12:00 Amsterdam time. The heatmap opens on today so far, so the changes of the night update show right away. Finished days, weeks and months are saved for good. MM2 values do not change every day: on a quiet day every tile stays grey.
Can I see older heatmaps?+
Yes. Every daily, weekly and monthly heatmap since July 2026 is saved. Use the arrows next to the date to go back in time.
Which items are on the heatmap?+
The 50 most valuable tradeable MM2 items, or the 50 most valuable items of the category you picked. Untradeable items, Uniques (except Corrupt) and Evos are left out.