★ Paracord Knife | Slaughter is a Covert knife page with High 89% liquidity, a real Factory New premium, and a StatTrak branch that stays strong across every listed wear. Regular seller payout runs from $97.89 in Field-Tested up to $111.50 in Factory New, while StatTrak stretches from $113.09 to $144.11. This is a liquid red-finish knife where branch and top-row cleanliness do most of the pricing work.
★ Paracord Knife | Slaughter is a Covert knife page with High 89% liquidity, a real Factory New premium, and a StatTrak branch that stays strong across every listed wear. Regular seller payout runs from $97.89 in Field-Tested up to $111.50 in Factory New, while StatTrak stretches from $113.09 to $144.11. This is a liquid red-finish knife where branch and top-row cleanliness do most of the pricing work.
Slaughter on a Paracord is a clean knife market to read once you split the branches correctly. Factory New leads, the regular lower rows bunch together, and StatTrak holds a meaningful edge all the way through. If you are pricing it for cash, most mistakes come from flattening those branch differences or overreading the lower wear spread.
Liquidity is High at 89%, and popularity is 93%, so this page has real turnover support. It is not an obscure knife that needs a niche buyer to move. The market knows the model, knows the finish, and usually treats it like an active mainstream Covert knife listing.
Regular seller payout is $111.50 in Factory New, $99.02 in Minimal Wear, and $97.89 in Field-Tested. StatTrak seller payout is $144.11, $120.86, and $113.09 across those same rows. There is no Souvenir branch, and no Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred row is listed on this page.
Regular Factory New sits at $111.50 seller payout, then drops to $99.02 in Minimal Wear and $97.89 in Field-Tested. That tells you where the clean premium really is. Once the knife leaves Factory New, the regular branch compresses quickly and stops offering wide separation.
StatTrak is not a cosmetic footnote here. It pays $144.11 in Factory New against $111.50 regular, $120.86 against $99.02 in Minimal Wear, and $113.09 against $97.89 in Field-Tested. The premium is strongest at the top and still obvious in the used rows.
Souvenir is unavailable, which keeps the page cleaner than event-linked skins. There is no extra provenance layer to sort through and no secondary variant fighting for attention. The whole comp comes down to regular versus StatTrak, then to where the knife sits inside the listed wear rows.
The float range runs from 0.01 to 0.26, with base float matching that same span. That is a narrow cap by knife standards and one reason the market only works through Factory New, Minimal Wear, and Field-Tested. There is no long rough-end ladder dragging the page lower.
On the regular side, Minimal Wear and Field-Tested are separated by only $1.13 in seller payout. That is a very small gap compared with the jump up to Factory New. Once buyers miss the cleanest row, they are mostly shopping within a compressed lower band rather than a wide spread.
Slaughter uses an Anodized Multicolored finish with a red-led palette, so the knife reads bold immediately. It does not need phase logic or secondary color stories to sell the look. The finish is direct, recognizable, and strong enough to keep the page visually legible at a glance.
Pattern Variants are marked Yes, so copies are not perfectly interchangeable. That matters more here than on plain finishes, even if the page does not break out seed-specific premiums. Traders still know they are buying into a finish family where pattern identity is part of the conversation.
The key identifiers are finish catalog 59, Valve as designer, model version CS2, and the 0.01 to 0.26 float range. Those details matter because they explain why the market stays in cleaner rows and why Slaughter sits in a tighter condition structure than many broader-range knife skins.
Rarity is Covert, so this knife enters the market as a premium-tier item before the finish even starts to work. That gives it a stronger floor of attention than lower-tier skins. The real price differences still come from branch and wear, but the tier keeps the page commercially relevant.
Over the last 30 days, price history is down 2.17%. That is a mild pullback, not a collapse. For a liquid knife page, a move like that usually reads as drift rather than panic. Buyers are not chasing it upward right now, but the short-term chart is also not falling apart.
The one-year change is -49.51%, which is the more important chart fact on this page. Slaughter has been repriced much lower over a longer stretch, even if the last month looks relatively calm. Anyone comping from older mental anchors is likely to come in too high.
The all-time high is $854 and the all-time low is $105. That is a very wide historical span relative to the current live payouts. It tells you this knife has already traded through much richer and much weaker markets, and today's board sits far from the top of that history.
Community rating is 4.6 out of 5 from 7,400 votes, and listed names include pashaBiceps, ub1que, and Dycha. That is strong visibility for a knife page. It helps explain why liquidity remains high even with the broader chart under pressure and the lower regular rows compressed.
