invest at least 231.84$ · profit at most −112.34$ (at most -48.5%) · chance of profit at most 0%
An estimate from the market at the time of the measurement: cheap lots with the needed float may have been bought out or relisted — this is a check, not a forecast. “Check floats on Steam” shows the real price now.
Markup — analysis table from lot books 25–26.09.2026: how many times the N cheapest lots with the needed float cost more than the cheapest lot of the wear; it depends on what share of the wear window fits and on the number of pieces.
Price understated: only 6% of lots fit, and a rare float costs more than a regular one; 1000 pcs needed, and about 144 sell per day — buying will take 7 days, and the price will move in the meantime. The database has the item's average price, without float — the real purchase will cost more.
Craft on only from MP5-SD | Gold Leaf (Factory New), XM1014 | Copperflage (Factory New), sell the rest. Buy the missing ones at 0.43 $.
Craft on only from Glock-18 | Glockingbird (Factory New), sell the rest. Buy the missing ones at 3.58 $.
«No higher than» — a guarantee, not a wish. The limits are calculated together: take all items at the upper bound at once — you get exactly what's shown. Take better — you get better.
f' — the same float, scaled to 0–1 by the skin's own range. Same as on csfloat.
Fees. The seller gets the listed price divided by 1.15, not multiplied by 0.85 — the fee is included in the buyer's price.
The outcome can only be sold after a week. Inputs bought on Steam go into the contract right away. The outcome can also be crafted further without waiting, but sell you'll get it in seven days: during the week the price will move, and the number shown is an estimate at calculation time, not cash in hand.
Prices are conservative. Sales are counted at the lower of the lot price and the sale price. Purchases — at the cheapest lot, and that is a lower bound: buying ten you climb the order book. «Check floats on Steam» shows the real purchase price.
