Currencies: keep each budget separate

Cash and Gems

The current official description confirms that SLOP is a code for cash, without a numerical amount. Current publishers also report Gem and Cash code rewards; these reports have not been redeemed by us.

Inspect the live summon or merchant display to learn which budget a purchase uses. A code report cannot establish the cost of a crate or summon after an update.

Check reward amounts, conflicts and report dates →

Spend around a working opening →

Raid Crystals and Stars

The September 21 raid guide reports Raid Crystals for raid merchant purchases. Stars appear in older Space and AFK code reports. Their current earning rates and exchangeability have not been independently verified.

Track the displayed wallet before and after a run. Use the currency the result screen actually grants when comparing farm efficiency.

Plan a merchant target using observed payouts →

Check official events before farming old content →

Suns, Sheckles and Slopbux reports

Publishers reverse the Suns and Sheckles assignments for DATA WIPE 1 and DATA WIPE 2. We keep the assignment conflicting; no conversion, spending route or live availability is inferred.

SORRYABOUTSLOPBUX is reported active by some current publishers and expired by others. Its reported 25 Slopbux reward is not a guaranteed available budget.

See conflicting code statuses →

Community value units are a separate scale

The value source does not establish a Robux or cash conversion for its trade estimates. A unit priced at 1,000 community value units does not cost 1,000 Cash or 1,000 Robux.

Use the calculator for comparing source-estimated item bundles, then use the live game screen for actual currency purchases.

Read the denomination warning →

Compare item ranges rather than wallets →

Your next step

Check code reports and reward conflicts →

Keep currency and unit trade values separate →