★ Karambit | Ultraviolet is a Covert knife skin where the Karambit model keeps the floor high, while the wear ladder stays clean and predictable from Minimal Wear down to Battle-Scarred. Regular ask drops from $634.99 to $448.35, StatTrak stays active across every listed wear, and the branch premium is real without blowing the board apart.
★ Karambit | Ultraviolet is a Covert knife skin where the Karambit model keeps the floor high, while the wear ladder stays clean and predictable from Minimal Wear down to Battle-Scarred. Regular ask drops from $634.99 to $448.35, StatTrak stays active across every listed wear, and the branch premium is real without blowing the board apart.
Ultraviolet is one of the easier premium knife pages to read because the market is not doing anything weird with the wear order. The Karambit model does the heavy lifting, the lower tiers still hold real value, and the countered branch stays close enough to matter without turning into a separate puzzle. If you price this one well, you start with wear, then branch, then current market tone.
Popularity sits at 96%, liquidity is Moderate at 50%, and the community rating is 4.7 from 12300 votes. That gives the page strong visibility without making exits automatic. Buyers know Ultraviolet immediately, but they still shop the board carefully because this is premium Karambit money, not impulse-buy pricing.
Regular ask is $634.99 in Minimal Wear, $540.26 in Field-Tested, $470.80 in Well-Worn, and $448.35 in Battle-Scarred. Regular payout is $488.50, $385.96, $346.18, and $343.44. StatTrak ask is $684.75, $540.46, $496.99, and $454.99, with payout at $517.58, $404.88, $365.99, and $345.92.
The regular branch does what most traders expect. Minimal Wear leads at $634.99 ask, then Field-Tested drops to $540.26, Well-Worn to $470.80, and Battle-Scarred to $448.35. No reversals, no strange compression at the top, and no fake scarcity effect distorting the basic ladder.
Even after the major drop from Minimal Wear, the lower end does not collapse. Well-Worn asks $470.80 and Battle-Scarred still asks $448.35, with payout at $346.18 and $343.44. That tight finish shows how much of the value is tied to the Karambit model rather than to perfect condition alone.
Base float runs from 0.06 to 0.80, so this page lives across a broad condition range rather than a clean-only slice. The listed wears start at Minimal Wear and run through Battle-Scarred. That gives buyers a real choice between cleaner and rougher copies instead of a compressed two-tier market.
StatTrak is available across every listed wear, while Souvenir is not part of the page. That keeps the market split simple and practical. You are really working with two branches here, regular and StatTrak, and both stay populated enough to matter when you are building comps.
Minimal Wear StatTrak asks $684.75 against $634.99 regular, and pays $517.58 against $488.50 regular. Well-Worn StatTrak asks $496.99 versus $470.80 regular. The branch carries a premium, but it is controlled. This is not one of those boards where StatTrak turns into its own disconnected market.
Field-Tested regular ask is $540.26 and StatTrak ask is $540.46, which is nearly identical. Payout still separates at $385.96 regular versus $404.88 StatTrak, but the ask side shows how narrow the branch gap can get in the middle of the ladder. That is exactly where sloppy comps happen.
Ultraviolet uses a Solid Color finish with purple and black as the visible palette. Buyers are not paying for phase identity or complicated pattern lore here. The appeal is cleaner than that: premium knife model, recognizable colorway, and a finish that stays easy to identify across the listed wear range.
Pattern Variants are marked No, which removes one whole layer of pricing noise from the page. Two copies in the same wear and branch are not competing on seed luck. That makes Ultraviolet easier to comp than finishes where small visual variation can push one listing above another.
The 30-day move is up 4.07%, so recent trading has leaned firmer. It is not a violent breakout, but it is enough to show buyers have supported the page lately. Sellers are not fighting a falling board in the short run, which helps when the listing is already close to market.
One-year change sits at -15.68%, which is negative but far less severe than many premium knife pages. That matters because buyers are looking at a market that has cooled, not one that has been completely crushed. The longer chart adds caution, but not panic, to negotiations.
All-time high is $3,000.00 and all-time low is $367.00. That is a major range, and it shows this page has already traded through very different market conditions. Current pricing still has to come from the live board first, but the historical spread explains why buyers stay disciplined.
Dycha, juanflatroo, and DANK1NG are linked with the skin, which gives the page extra recognition on top of the Karambit model itself. That does not set the price, but it helps visibility. Familiar premium knives usually get cleaner buyer attention than equally priced obscure finishes.
Finish catalog 98, creator Valve, model version CS2, and a base float span of 0.06 to 0.80 are the core identifiers. The technical side is simple. The real market work is judging where your exact wear sits on a stable ladder and whether the StatTrak premium is worth paying.
