PatinaAI keeps every Valve post about Counter-Strike 2 from the last year, 84 so far, newest first, each with the market index's read on it: the index's median seven days after the post against seven days before. The latest is "Counter-Strike 2 Update" from 14 October 2026. A read is a comparison with a date, not a cause.
latest post2026-10-14Counter-Strike 2 Update
posts, last year84
with an index read73
Recent updates, measured
The newest posts with a price read: how far prices moved after each, how much of that beat the trend the week before, and the slice that moved most. Measured moves, not forecasts.
The read is the market index's median seven days after against seven days before, not causation. Both sides need at least three published index days or the post reads "no read". A typical week moves under 0.1 % either way on the same measure, the drift any post has to beat. Mentions are the item types and weapons the post names, in the order it names them. Posts from Steam's Counter-Strike 2 news feed, the last year, newest first, to 2026-10-14.
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For each post the PatinaAI market index's median over the seven UTC days after it is compared with the seven days before, the post's own day left out. Both sides need at least three published index days, or the post gets no read. The same measure taken on every day of the series is the baseline a post has to beat: in a falling market every post looks damaging otherwise. A read is a comparison with a date, not proof the post moved anything. The composite itself is on the market report; every basket has its own line under the indexes.
Where do the posts come from?
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Steam's news feed for Counter-Strike 2, every post Valve publishes there, read every six hours and kept for a year. Each page carries the post's text as the feed serves it, a link to the post on Steam, the read, and the item types the post names so you can jump to the cases, knives or weapon it talks about.
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