Escape Tsunami for Brainrots Trade Values — Every Brainrot Ranked by Income and Rarity

Escape Tsunami for Brainrots is a Roblox simulator where you collect creatures called brainrots, place them in your base, and watch them generate in-game currency per second. The trade economy revolves almost entirely around each brainrot's rarity and base income rate — higher-rarity units produce exponentially more money, which makes them far more desirable in player-to-player exchanges. Understanding where every unit sits in the value hierarchy is essential before you accept or propose any trade.

Quick answer: Trade value in Escape Tsunami for Brainrots scales with rarity and base income per second. Infinity-tier brainrots (Meta Technetta at $625M/s, Anububu at $375M/s, Noobini Infeeny at $250M/s) sit at the absolute top, followed by Divine units like Cupitron Consoletron ($92.5M/s) and Galactio Fantasma ($88.8M/s).

How Trade Value Works in Escape Tsunami for Brainrots

The game does not have a secure built-in trading menu. Instead, trades happen through a gifting system, which means both parties manually send items to each other. This creates trust risk, and it also means there is no official "price tag" on any brainrot. Community-estimated values are driven by three factors: the brainrot's rarity tier, its base income rate at Level 1, and whether it carries a special mutation (such as Radioactive, UFO, or Arcade). Mutated versions of any brainrot are worth significantly more than their standard counterparts because mutations boost the base income.

Brainrots can be leveled up to a maximum of Level 200, with income scaling by 1.25x per level. But trade value is almost always discussed in terms of the Level 1 base rate, since that is the universal comparison point. A brainrot with a higher base rate will always outscale a lower-base-rate unit at the same level.

Third-party value trackers like ValuesRBX and peer-to-peer marketplaces like Traderie host community-driven estimates, but these fluctuate with updates and new releases. The Arcade event update in early February 2026 introduced the Infinity rarity tier, which immediately reshuffled the top of the value list.

All 11 Rarity Tiers Explained

There are 11 rarity tiers in the game, listed here from lowest to highest value. Each tier corresponds to a zone on the track (except Divine and Infinity, which have no dedicated map zones) and a matching Lucky Block type.

• Common — $2/s to $15/s
• Uncommon — $20/s to $120/s
• Rare — $100/s to $275/s
• Epic — $290/s to $1.4K/s
• Legendary — $1.5K/s to $5K/s
• Mythical — $6K/s to $25.25K/s
• Cosmic — $22K/s to $240K/s
• Secret — $200K/s to $6.45M/s
• Celestial — $2M/s to $15.25M/s
• Divine — $30M/s to $92.5M/s
• Infinity — $250M/s to $625M/s

Common through Legendary brainrots have negligible trade value on their own. They are primarily useful as Spawn Machine ingredients or as bulk filler in lopsided trades. Real trade activity begins at the Cosmic tier and intensifies sharply from Secret onward.

High-Value Brainrots — Divine and Infinity Tiers

Divine and Infinity brainrots are the most sought-after units in the trading economy. Here is every confirmed unit in these two tiers, along with base income rates.

Cupitron Consoletron is currently the highest-income Divine at $92.5M/s. Among Infinity units, Meta Technetta dominates at $625M/s — roughly 6.75 times the income of the lowest Divine. The gap between the top Divine and the bottom Infinity is massive, which is why even a single Infinity brainrot commands enormous trade leverage.

Celestial and Secret Tier Values

Celestial and Secret brainrots form the backbone of mid-to-late-game trading. They are common enough to circulate but valuable enough to matter in negotiations.

Caffe Trinity is a notable outlier in the Celestial tier — it only generates $2M/s, the lowest in its rarity class, because it is a Robux-exclusive unit. Its trade value is depressed relative to other Celestials despite the rarity label. Meanwhile, the top-end Secret brainrots like Onionello Penguini ($6.45M/s) and Patito Dinerito ($6M/s) can sometimes trade close to or above the value of the weakest Celestials.

How to Obtain High-Value Brainrots

The method you use to acquire a brainrot affects both its availability and, by extension, its trade value. There are five primary acquisition methods.

Running the track is the default approach. The course is divided into nine zones (Common through Celestial), and brainrots of each rarity spawn in their corresponding area. You dodge tsunami waves, grab units, and bring them back to your base. Divine and Infinity brainrots do not have dedicated zones, so they cannot be found this way.

Lucky Blocks spawn on the map or can be purchased. Each block type corresponds to a rarity, and opening one gives you a random brainrot of that tier. Divine Lucky Blocks typically appear in the Celestial Zone during Wacky Wave or Admin Abuse events. Infinity Lucky Blocks can be purchased from the Mystery Merchant for 25,000 Trade Tokens or found during Lucky Storm weather.

The Spawn Machine lets you combine brainrots of different rarities to craft higher-tier units. This is the most reliable free-to-play path toward Divine and Celestial brainrots. Recipes like one Celestial plus two Commons can yield a Divine, though the odds vary.

Spinning wheels (Cash Spin, Radioactive Spin, UFO Spin, Arcade Spin) cost event currency or Robux. Units obtained from wheels come with event mutations that boost their base value, making mutated versions more valuable in trades.

The Mystery Merchant appears near the Wave Machine and sells individual Divine units, Celestial/Divine/Infinity Lucky Blocks, Base Skins, and VIP Passes. Everything costs Trade Tokens — no other currency is accepted.

Trade Safety Tips

Because Escape Tsunami for Brainrots uses a gifting system rather than a secure trade menu, scams are common. If you are trading for a high-value Divine or Infinity unit, insist on a split exchange. Send a portion of your payment first, have the other player send the target brainrot, then send the remainder. If the other party refuses any kind of split, walk away.

Duped (duplicated) brainrots circulate in the economy and compress values. A duped Celestial or Divine is still functional for leaderboard farming and AFK income setups, so demand does not disappear entirely, but you should adjust your offer downward. Bundle pricing works well here — offer more total units but require a safer exchange structure.

When negotiating, keep track of what you send. Count items out loud in chat ("Sending 1/15… 2/15…") and screenshot periodically. This creates a verifiable record for both sides.

Rebirth Multipliers and Their Effect on Value

Rebirthing multiplies all income from your brainrots. The maximum rebirth level is 26, which provides a 12.50x money multiplier. This means a Meta Technetta at Level 200 with a 12.50x rebirth multiplier generates astronomically more than its base $625M/s — pushing into octillions per second territory. High-rebirth players value top-tier brainrots even more because the multiplier amplifies the income gap between tiers.

Rebirthing resets your speed upgrades, so there is a real cost to pushing rebirth levels. But the income multiplier makes it worthwhile, especially once you have Celestial or Divine units generating the bulk of your money. This dynamic keeps demand for high-income brainrots consistently strong in the trade market.

Trade values in Escape Tsunami for Brainrots shift with every update, event rotation, and new rarity introduction. The Infinity tier reshuffled the entire hierarchy when it arrived with the Arcade event, and future updates will likely do the same. Keeping an eye on base income rates and acquisition difficulty remains the most reliable way to gauge whether a trade is fair before you commit.