Build an ASMR Tower Trading Guide

The official in-game Version 5 Update Log is the source for the mechanics on this page. It verifies the feature as released on July 15, 2026; it does not publish a live trade-value list.

How trading starts

Version 5 officially opened trading between players on the same server. A player sends a request from the new Trade button, and the invited player decides whether to continue. The log says players can trade any item with anyone on their server, but later updates or item-specific restrictions may change what the live interface accepts.

Before approving a request, confirm the other player's display name and inspect every item shown by the trade window. A nearby avatar, chat message, or Held Sign is not the final offer. The contents of the actual trade interface are what matter.

Confirmation and request controls

The official log records two safety features: in-trade chat and a 3-2-1 lock. The lock is described as protection so nobody gets scammed. It should still be treated as a confirmation step rather than a guarantee that every offer is fair. Re-read the final item list after any change and do not continue because another player is rushing the countdown.

Trade requests can be controlled in Settings with three published choices: On, Friends, and Off. Use Friends when you want fewer unsolicited requests, or Off when building and testing without interruptions. The log does not show a separate setting for individual items or prices.

Trade Plaza

Touching the portal takes players to the Trade Plaza. Version 5 describes the area as two islands with a market and campfires where players can trade or spend time together. The Servers list at the top right lets a player choose a server instead of depending on one random plaza population.

The Trade Plaza is useful for finding other players, but the official log does not establish a global marketplace, auction house, price history, or guaranteed buyer. Offers remain player-to-player decisions.

Trading items

The Held Sign cost 40 Gems in the Version 5 log and can be held up to show what the owner is trading. The Mailbox cost 200 Gems and lets visitors leave mail. These tools help communication, but a sign or mailbox message is not a binding trade confirmation.

Version 6 later added gifting and vouchers. Any shop purchase could be bought as a gift, while Game Pass gifts arrived as vouchers that could be held, redeemed, or traded. A voucher is therefore distinct from a normal item, and players should read its live label before redeeming it.

What the log does not prove

No official trade values, rarity rankings, demand scores, price floors, item limits, tax, or cross-server inventory rules appear in the supplied logs. This site therefore does not publish a trading tier list. It also does not treat the Version 5 statement as proof that every later item remains tradeable.

For release context, see the Version 5 update and the official item catalogue. Historical scope matters: the mechanics above are first-party patch facts, while current inventory eligibility must be checked in the live trade window.