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This well-worn StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife features a handle wrapped with tape, giving it extra grip for the most intense of fights. Its sleek design includes a convenient finger hole for added stability, while the Digital Disruptive Pattern (DDPAT) hydrographic paint job ensures that opponents won't have time to react before it's too late.
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT first appeared in CS2 on November 18th, 2019, when it was added to the Fracture Case as a new knife skin. It is one of the unique knife designs that immediately won popularity after release and brought the camouflage pattern into the forest to add some realistic look to the virtual battlefields.
The StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT (Well-Worn) is a rare and highly sought-after knife skin, obtainable only through the opening of a Fracture Case or Shattered Web Case container in CS2. The skin is not tagged in any collection, therefore making it even more exclusive and highly sought after by collectors and players alike.
Currently, StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT (Well-Worn) has gained huge popularity and is rated as high as 90%. Its demand and popularity have driven it into the most sought-after piece in the CS2 community, as shown through the consistently high daily sales volume and price.
The StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT (Well-Worn) is one of a total of 391 knife skins available in the game, CS2. It boasts a Covert rarity rank, making it super rare (0.26 % drop probability), and hence pursued by not only collectors but also enthusiastic players.
This Well-Worn version of the Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT StatTrak ★ from CS2 has a high tier of skin price, starting at $ 245.22 - $ 576.28, but despite such an extreme cost, it is common and is sold everywhere since one may buy it very easily by means of any market. In addition to that, it is very large and constitutes 4.7k units, in total.
The float value of the ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT (Well-Worn) ranges from 0.06 to 0.80, ensuring that the skin is available in all possible wear conditions. Furthermore, collectors can also find a StatTrak version of the Forest DDPAT in each exterior option.
The overall feeling associated with the StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT (Well-Worn) CS2 skin is mostly positive, as judged from over 2.5K votes on addskins.gg, ending in an amazing average rating of 4.7/5 stars. With its unusual design and that little extra added by StatTrak, it becomes very desirable within the gamer community.
This well-worn StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife boasts the "Hydrographic" style, its variously colored Forest DDPAT finish achieved through submerging the disassembled weapon parts in a water tank covered with floating hydrographic film. The result is a pattern with the green tint as the predominant color, although the pattern changes depending on the pattern index.
According to the forecast, the price of the StatTrak ★ Skeleton Knife | Forest DDPAT (Well-Worn) is expected fall down to $ 136 (-0.3371%) in a month. After that, in the next quarter it will drop to $ 77.06 (-43.53%). Further ahead, it is pojected to fall to $ 124 (-9.13%) in half a year. Then, in a calendar year, it will likely drop to $ 124 (-9.13%). Confidence is medium — it is advised to sell.
Each skin has a minimum and maximum wear value, that's what we call a wear range. The line shows the available wear range for this skin.
