I see you are new around here in suggesting prices, but when you are suggesting you need to find some proof. Proof means links from TF2Outpost.com trades (in this case sales you need) or Backpack.tf classifields. When you are raising an item, you need to prove us, that there are sales at higher. You can find sales, by bookmarking existing sellers that sells at higher right here http://prntscr.com/878czk and after a week you can look at your bookmarked trades and see if it sold http://prntscr.com/878d9n then you can make suggestion, put the sales, links in your suggestion. Try looking at past accepted suggestions to see how to format the suggestion. :)

Guides out there

http://backpack.tf/rules

http://backpack.tf/help/suggestions

http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/792-how-to-make-a-good-suggestion-bullet-points-version/

http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/36705-guide-for-non-unusual-suggestions/

http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/969-psa-how-to-help-identify-quicksell-buyer-trades/

If you have any questions about suggesting prices, feel free to ask any experienced suggester, they will answer you and help you with your suggestion.

Actually, even by your own SCM-based logic, you're kinda wrong. Here's why:

-These are mostly (there's a bigger range than that, but *mostly*) going for $0.90-1.00ish on the SCM, which gets you $0.75-.85, which is around a third of a key, on average.

-Keys are ~16 ref, so a third of that is 5.33 reefs.

-Even if you use the listed price, rather than what the seller gets or averaging the two, ~$0.95 is about 40% of a key, or about 6.44 refined. So the SCM might suggest that ~6 ref is a better price, but not 8-9.

The SCM is also weird and semi-separate from the rest of TF2 trading, so it's generally only good for supporting evidence,

didnt saw many in past 45 minutes

He actually tried to supply proof and use logic, even if it wasn't good proof or very thorough logic. That's something, at least...maybe.

I thought it was 10%? 5 and 5?