CS2 Skin Market

Segment indices, trading volume and liquidity across 2,062 skins. Prices as of 27 August 2026. Every figure here is computed from our own price snapshot — the methodology is below, and none of it is a black-box score.

Indices

CSDB Skin Index98.87-1.13% since last capture100 skins
Knife Index100.001 observation — no trend yet40 skins
Glove Index100.001 observation — no trend yet25 skins
Rifle Index100.001 observation — no trend yet50 skins
Pistol Index100.001 observation — no trend yet40 skins
SMG Index100.001 observation — no trend yet30 skins
AK-47 Index100.001 observation — no trend yet25 skins
AWP Index100.001 observation — no trend yet25 skins

Each index is base 100 at its own inception and tracks a fixed basket of the most-traded skins in that segment. History starts when the capture first ran and is never backfilled, so a young index shows a level rather than a trend — that is the honest state of it, not a bug.

Most traded

The highest 30-day trade volume among skins worth $1 or more.

Most traded skins by 30-day volume
SkinPrice30d volumeLiquidity
AK-47 | Slate$2.9950,832100
AK-47 | Ice Coaled$3.5342,37793
AK-47 | Elite Build$1.3040,076100
M4A1-S | Black Lotus$3.3839,84299
M4A1-S | Solitude$1.0938,89891
AK-47 | Searing Rage$3.7033,77091
AK-47 | Midnight Laminate$1.9332,24988
USP-S | Jawbreaker$2.7532,243100
AWP | Duality$2.5830,18797
AWP | Atheris$2.9828,98798
Glock-18 | Shinobu$3.8427,22998
AK-47 | Breakthrough$1.5223,37346
FAMAS | Rapid Eye Movement$5.4522,01399
Dual Berettas | Melondrama$5.5121,64699
Zeus x27 | Olympus$2.6021,04680

Most liquid

Skins above $20 that move fastest — the ones you can actually sell at the quoted price.

Most liquid skins over $20
SkinPrice30d volumeLiquidity
Desert Eagle | Printstream$31.317,508100
USP-S | Printstream$28.885,02098
P250 | See Ya Later$94.9994796
AK-47 | Asiimov$35.834,04495
USP-S | The Traitor$28.992,28895
Glock-18 | Neo-Noir$27.4175694
Glock-18 | Bullet Queen$48.661,19994
M4A4 | Neo-Noir$25.132,98294
AK-47 | Nightwish$56.508,36393
MP9 | Starlight Protector$57.558,18193
AK-47 | The Empress$93.251,33892
M4A1-S | Player Two$49.991,55192
M4A4 | In Living Color$25.051,99292
AWP | Chromatic Aberration$24.564,95792
MP7 | Bloodsport$26.614,49091

Hardest to sell

The other side, and the one that costs people money: skins over $200 with the lowest liquidity. A high price with nothing behind it means a long wait or a discount.

Methodology

The indices are Laspeyres price indices over fixed baskets: index = Σ(p_now × q_base) / Σ(p_base × q_base) × 100, where q_base is 90-day trade volume at inception. Baskets are chosen once and never re-pick themselves — a self-rebalancing basket drops the losers and quietly biases the index upward, which is how a market index ends up only ever going up.

Prices are the cheapest live listing across the marketplaces we track, the same figure used on every skin page. Liquidity is our provider’s 0-100 score, surfaced as-is rather than re-derived into a number that looks more precise than it is. For a single item, the price tracker breaks it down per market.

Frequently asked questions

How is the CSDB Skin Index calculated?

It is a Laspeyres price index over a fixed basket chosen once at inception: index = Σ(current price × base quantity) / Σ(base price × base quantity) × 100, where base quantity is 90-day trade volume at inception. The basket never re-picks itself, because a self-rebalancing basket quietly survivor-biases the index upward. A basket item with no current price carries its last known price rather than dropping out, and every snapshot records how many were carried.

Why do some indices show no change?

Index history begins the day the capture first ran and cannot be backfilled — an index whose early values were reconstructed after the fact is not one you could cite. Segment indices were established recently, so they show a level rather than a trend until more weekly observations accumulate.

What does the liquidity number mean?

It is the liquidity score from our market data provider, on a 0-100 scale, reflecting how readily an item trades. We surface it rather than deriving our own, and we do not dress it up with decimal places it does not have.

Why are cheap skins excluded from "most traded"?

By volume alone the most-traded skins are almost entirely items worth a few cents. A table of $0.03 consumer-grade skins is technically correct and useless, so the tables apply a minimum price.