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Steam community marktet sells it for 0.30USD, which is basically 10 refined metal, with the 5% community market fee it goes to 10.10, STNTrading does 10.15 which is slightly similar to the steam community market
Linking STN trading is not proof and if you're using the SCM there's no way that the calculations for this would end up at a flat price rather than a range.
for scm sales you will need to evaluate each individual sale and divide by the key price on the day of the sale to calculate the sales rather than just taking an average. it doesn't make sense for this to be a flat value when from the scm graph it clearly has been fluctuating.
also, i'm unsure how you did your calculations because all sales on scm are no where near 10 ref
I think they used $0.03 as a ref price and did $0.3/0.03 but this is still invalid
For real this time
STNTrading: https://stntrading.eu/item/tf2/Towering+Pillar+of+Beanies
Steam community market: https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/440/Towering%20Pillar%20of%20Beanies
Steam community marktet sells it for 0.30USD, which is basically 10 refined metal, with the 5% community market fee it goes to 10.10, STNTrading does 10.15 which is slightly similar to the steam community market
Linking STN trading is not proof and if you're using the SCM there's no way that the calculations for this would end up at a flat price rather than a range.
for scm sales you will need to evaluate each individual sale and divide by the key price on the day of the sale to calculate the sales rather than just taking an average. it doesn't make sense for this to be a flat value when from the scm graph it clearly has been fluctuating.
also, i'm unsure how you did your calculations because all sales on scm are no where near 10 ref
I think they used $0.03 as a ref price and did $0.3/0.03 but this is still invalid