Ruburi are new skins easy to build? Seems the warplet skin didnt take so long to introduce

Warplet skins are so fire 🔥

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Just bought it after I minted mine, gotta get more skins.

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Holy fucking counter strike Valve just added the ability to trade 5 red covert skins for knifes Red skins rocketed, some from $2-$90 Cratering the knife economy, China in shambles Curious what happens to the world's biggest digital item economy - $6b market cap

Valve just crashed the price of rare CS skins https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikestubbs/2025/10/23/valve-just-crashed-the-high-end-counter-strike-skins-market/

The once-profitable CS2 skins market has collapsed by a billion dollars! The culprit is a new update in the game - now you can craft knives that previously only dropped from cases with a random chance. Their prices have plummeted, while the skins needed for crafting knives have skyrocketed. Valve added an exchange mechanic: now 5 items of covert quality can be turned into a knife. For $5, you can get a blade that yesterday cost $5000 — and sell it right away. As a result, knives have depreciated, while red guns have surged in price by 10–20 times. Trading sites crashed from the influx of panicking players selling off their items, and the market, which was recently called "the most reliable asset at $6 billion," is bursting at the seams. In the end, overnight the richest knife collectors lost millions, while owners of cheap "red skins" became fabulously rich. At the same time, analysts had previously noted that weapon skins from CS2 turned out to be more stable than crypto, American stocks, and precious metals.

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Tragedy followed the latest CS2 update. Media report that dozens of young players committed suicide after the skin market crashed. Valve’s new feature lets players exchange five rare free skins for knife or glove skins that used to be nearly impossible to get. Once traded like crypto, these assets lost most of their value instantly. CRYPTO JOKER ☝️ Bybit