Index closed at 711.38, just above the 710.89 moving average, but volume shrank. AK-47 | Inheritance surged from 11th to 1st with zero gain, while high-priced knives slipped. New valuation plummeted 69.02%, signaling a shift from incremental to stock competition.
Introduction
Today's market is like a flat soda: the index still bubbles, but the fizz is mostly gone. On C5GAME, the bulls held up a 711.38 sign above the 710.89 moving average, looking steady, but trading volume was sneaking out the door. Data source: SteamDT.
1. Market: Index Above MA, Volume Leaves Early
The index closed at 711.38, up +1.0400 / +0.1464% from yesterday. The near-term moving average sample mean is 710.89, and the latest point sits just half a foot above the line—too early to call it a golden cross, and unfair to call it a death cross; at best, it's a "close dance on the edge of the MA."
But the volume-price picture isn't pretty: today's turnover was 11,315,869.15, down -8.9600% from yesterday's 30,762,861.37; today's volume was 510,902, down -3.0000% from yesterday's 1,101,771. Price edged up while volume shrank—classic "index sings on stage while funds exit backstage." Even more striking: today's new valuation was 2,161,596.85, down -69.0200%—not a pullback, but the valuation department taking a collective annual leave.
The consecutive up/down column shows DOWN 1 day, meaning it took a hit yesterday and barely lifted its head today. Total supply is 1,137,801,660, holders 29,795,317—the pie is still the same; current online 469,835, down -1.8100% from the same time yesterday and -1.5700% from the same time last week. The popularity MA is slowly bending down while the index stubbornly holds up, much like the stubborn bagholder in a shrinking-volume rebound.
2. Ranking Changes: Some Take the Elevator, Some Take the Stairs
Today's leaderboard is a big game of musical chairs. AK-47 | Inheritance (Field-Tested) rose from 11th to 1st with a 0.0000% gain—note, a zero-gain championship, not by explosive power but by others collectively yielding, a true "lying win." AWP | Asiimov (Field-Tested) remained 2nd with 0.0000%, steady as an old dog, the only squatter in the ranking.
In the risers, AWP | Neo-Noir (Field-Tested) went from 12th to 3rd, M4A4 | Temukau (Field-Tested) from 10th to 4th, Desert Eagle | Printstream (Field-Tested) from 13th to 8th—all three with 0.0000%, like three cars getting a green light but out of gas: ranks up, prices flat.
The fallers are busier: M4A1-S | Printstream (Field-Tested) from 1st to 5th, barely warming the throne before sliding to fifth; USP-S | Kill Confirmed (Field-Tested) from 3rd to 6th; Glock-18 | Fade (Factory New) from 4th to 7th; ★ Butterfly Knife | Fade (Factory New) from 5th to 9th; ★ Karambit | Doppler (Factory New) from 6th to 10th. Two old noble knives descending the stairs together shows today's funds are taking a "let's wait and see" polite attitude toward high-priced items.
Also dropping out of the top ranks: AWP | Containment Breach (Field-Tested) from 8th to 11th, -0.0279%; AK-47 | Asiimov (Field-Tested) from 9th to 12th, -0.2016%. AK-47 | Redline (Field-Tested) rose from 14th to 13th but with -0.2494%—rank up, price down, called "relative resilience," or "picking the general from dwarfs."
3. Technical Commentary: Is the Zero-Gain Board Overbought or Playing Possum?
The top eight gainers are uniformly 0.0000%—this "all flat" in technical terms is sideways with shrinking volume; in plain language: both buyers and sellers are waiting for the other to blink. The MA at 710.89 and the index at 711.38 differ by only 0.49, support and resistance squeezed into a narrow gap; an upward breakout needs volume, a downward break needs just one impatient seller.
On the decliners, AK-47 | Vulcan (Field-Tested) leads with -1.1215%, falling from 7th to 14th, a single bearish candle swallowing days of gains, entering the edge of oversold territory—but oversold isn't bottom; check your hand speed before catching a falling knife. AK-47 | Redline (Field-Tested) -0.2494%, AK-47 | Asiimov (Field-Tested) -0.2016%, AWP | Containment Breach (Field-Tested) -0.0279%—declines narrowing like three steps, showing selling pressure is fading but not yet at the "golden cross" moment of triumph.
The -69.0200% new valuation is the number to circle today: it means the incremental valuation of new entrants has almost stalled, and the market has switched from "incremental drive" to "stock competition." Online users -1.8100% and turnover -8.9600% weakening in sync, the volume-price divergence alarm is still on. Friends chasing highs, please note: the 0.0000% gain board is not a safety cushion but a waiting room for collective observation; as for those with rising ranks but zero gains, they're more like passengers lifted into a sedan—whether the bearers have strength depends on tomorrow's volume.
In one sentence: the index practices tai chi on the MA, volume dozes offstage, the leaderboard changes seats, and the bagholder's chair is always the last one. Data from SteamDT; the market speaks, but never guarantees delivery.