CS2 skin prices move every day. Some skins gain double digits over a week as case rotations, tournament stickers or streamer coverage drive demand; others drop just as fast when Steam floods with listings or interest cools. This page tracks the biggest 7-day movers in both directions.
The gainers list is a leading indicator for short-term momentum: skins that ran up sharply often keep running for another week before flatlining, especially if the driver is a case discontinuation or an active pro tournament. The losers list is where you look for buying opportunities — profile-priced skins that shed 10–30 percent in a week frequently recover once panic sellers clear out.
Prices are cross-market medians (Steam / Skinport / Waxpeer / CS.Trade) captured at 04:00 UTC daily. For longer horizons, check the 30-day movers dashboard. For status of the cases behind these skins, see the Case Market Health board.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do CS2 skin prices change week-over-week?
Weekly moves are driven by four things: case discontinuation (Valve retires a case from the drop pool and supply stops), tournament sticker events (crafted skins get demand), viral coverage (a streamer or pro uses a specific finish), and market cycles (event-triggered dips or rallies). Skins with weekly gains above 20% are usually reacting to one of these events.
Should I buy skins that are trending up?
Momentum in skin markets is real but noisy. Skins with a 7-day gain of 10–20% driven by a case discontinuation tend to keep gaining for weeks. Skins with a gain of 30%+ driven by hype (a streamer opening a case, a viral clip) often revert within 10 days. Always cross-check the case status before buying: if the case is still actively dropping, the price will likely retrace.
What causes a CS2 skin to trend down 20% in a week?
The most common causes are: (1) a large stack of items being listed by a single seller undercutting the market, (2) end of a tournament sticker event, (3) news that Valve is reintroducing an older case, and (4) general market cooldown after a major spike. Check the /skins/movers/?w=30d view — if the skin is up on 30-day but down on 7-day, it is likely a temporary correction.
How often does the trending list update?
Trending calculations refresh daily at approximately 04:00 UTC after the daily price snapshot completes. The 7-day change compares today's cross-market median to the median from exactly 7 days ago.