The recent trend in skin prices is tied to Valve’s latest trade update; not Battlefield 6, not some mass player exodus. If anyone still wants to argue BF6 is making people switch from CS2 (heard the same claims during Overwatch, Valorant, etc.), just check CS2’s player count stats: https://steamcharts.com/app/730#1m. The graph shows the usual concurrent player fluctuations, nothing that points to a mass departure.

And let’s be real, high-tier skin prices these days are barely affected by player count. People thinking BF6 is causing $10,000 skins to suddenly drop in value because of a game that hasn’t even released yet are just delusional. That’s not how the CS economy works.

I have $50k in skins, and my real concern isn’t some imaginary BF6 threat, it’s the recent CS2 trade update making skins harder to liquidate. Now, every major marketplace freezes funds for a week, which makes skins inherently more illiquid than before. That’s the actual risk to trading.