Next: run any trade through the trade calculator before you commit, since values shift after nearly every content patch listed here.
SGR Studios does not maintain one official changelog for Trade Squishy Dumplings. There is no in-game patch notes screen and no single Discord channel that lists every change in order. So this page pulls from three places instead: the exact timestamp Roblox shows on the game's listing page, what actually changes on the trading board after a server restart, and third-party trackers who watch the game daily.
When those sources agree on a date, the version entry shows it as confirmed. When they do not, or when no source records an exact day, the entry says approximate and explains why. The rarity expansion in version 1.1 is the one entry on this log currently marked that way.
For the current numbers each rarity band trades at, the full value list is kept separate from this log and updated on its own schedule, since values shift more often than the underlying game mechanics do.
A buff raises the value or usefulness of something that was already in the game, like the base value increase on Epic-tier dumplings back in version 1.1. A nerf does the opposite, and Trade Squishy Dumplings has had exactly two on record: the daily login gem payout in version 1.3 and the Animal-rarity drop rate shortly after launch.
New item covers anything added for the first time, whether that is a rarity band, a code, or an event reward. Bugfix covers anything that was broken and got patched, and event covers content tied to a limited-time window rather than a permanent change.
Buffs rarely change trading strategy since they usually just catch an undervalued item up to where the community already priced it. Nerfs change behavior faster, because a reduced drop rate or a lowered payout means the supply you were counting on stops arriving at the old rate. Toggle the Nerf filter above before trading anything you picked up right after a patch, just to confirm the item you are holding was not the one that got adjusted.
The June Trade Hub event is the clearest example so far. It launched in version 1.2 with a firm end date, ran for a month with one stability patch in between, and then left the game exactly on schedule in version 1.4. The Golden Dumpling pet, the race track mode, and the Trade Hub counter itself were all removed at the same time.
That is worth knowing before you skip an event to save the dumplings you would trade in, because there is no confirmed pattern yet for whether SGR Studios reruns a closed event later or replaces it with something new. Check the codes page for whatever redeem codes are currently active, since those tend to survive past an event's end date even when the event rewards do not.
How do I know when Trade Squishy Dumplings just updated?
Check the update timestamp on the game's Roblox listing page, since SGR Studios does not push patch notes to a single official page. The trading board also changes visibly within minutes of a real patch: new dumplings show up in the picker, old codes stop working, or values on this site's trade calculator get flagged for a refresh. This update log gets checked and cross-referenced against those signals rather than relying on any single announcement channel.
Where does this squishy dumplings update log get its information?
From the in-game code history, the Roblox listing's own updated-on timestamp, and third-party trackers that watch the game closely. SGR Studios has not published a single official changelog for Trade Squishy Dumplings, so any entry without a confirmed exact date is marked approximate rather than stated as fact.
Has Trade Squishy Dumplings had any nerfs?
Yes, two so far. The daily login gem payout was reduced in the June 21 patch after alt-account farming was reported, and the Animal-rarity drop rate was tightened not long after launch once early over-supply flooded trading boards. Filter this page to Nerf to see both with the reasoning behind each one.
Did the Trade Hub event items get removed?
Yes. The Trade Hub, the Golden Dumpling pet, and the race track mode were all scheduled to leave the game when the June event ended on the 30th, and they did. None of the three can currently be earned unless SGR Studios reruns the event.
Why does one version on this log say the date is approximate?
The rarity expansion that added Apocalypse, Animal, and Heart-tier dumplings landed sometime shortly after launch, but no official patch note pinned an exact date. Rather than guess at false precision, this log labels it approximate and explains why.
Bookmark this page or the codes page and check back after you notice the trading board acting differently. There is no email list or push notification here, just a page that gets re-checked and updated as new patches land.
Check whether a deal is a win, fair, or loss before you commit, since values move after content patches.
Full value listSortable table of every dumpling's normal and mutated estimate.
Rarity listSee which rarity bands exist now, including the three added in the version 1.1 expansion.
Active codesEvery code added across the versions on this log, plus which ones still work.
Written by Jim Liu, a Roblox trading tool reviewer who maintains the value estimates, tier rankings, and this update log. Entries are cross-checked against the game's own listing timestamp and third-party trackers, and get revised if a date turns out to be wrong.