I think of it more as rules are obsolete - the further down the line this goes, the less accurate the values will be without rounding. Notice here that a range of 0.031-0.035 would put keys onsite very close to their true value (would be something like 1.75 or 1.76)

However, with the refusal to keep the values unrounded, this is likely the closest we'll get.

Sin is not a price mod, his comments are user comments same as yours.

There is no particular reason we NEED to remove fees on refined sales, I believe the logic was that they are just that - a fee for using a safer service - but the reality is that buyers are willing to pay that so it can be taken into account. It's been done previously, and there's no written rule stating they must be removed as far as I'm aware?

Previous suggestions:

https://backpack.tf/suggestion/5c13775844325a4a8b7a2e7e ->

https://backpack.tf/suggestion/5c17d743cf6c752ad40e05cb

If we don't remove fees, that leaves the key sales closer to the midpoint here, and the volume of straight up refined sales at 0.04 lends weight to including it in the range. 0.03 is just flat out too low, this is a more accurate price point.

Key drop enough and it will, as a matter of fact even after the fees for keys, metal is at the .035 mark now and with fees its nearly .04 and keys show no sign of stabilizing.