If you cannot afford it, that is not Steam's problem.

引用自 Hronomiraj：

The minimum transaction amount on the trading platform has been increased to 0.03 USD, but the minimum amount for hryvnia is 3 hryvnia, that is, the calculation of the Steam USD-UAH rate is 1k100

Сумма минимальной операции на торговой площадке была увеличена до 0.03 USD, но минимальная сумма для UAH составляет 3 UAH, то есть расчёт курса Стим USD-UAH 1к100

Ooookay...? What's your suggestion?

引用自 blunus：

引用自 Hronomiraj：

The minimum transaction amount on the trading platform has been increased to 0.03 USD, but the minimum amount for hryvnia is 3 hryvnia, that is, the calculation of the Steam USD-UAH rate is 1k100

Сумма минимальной операции на торговой площадке была увеличена до 0.03 USD, но минимальная сумма для UAH составляет 3 UAH, то есть расчёт курса Стим USD-UAH 1к100

Ooookay...? What's your suggestion?

In Ukraine 1 USD cost 43-44UAH
0.03 USD - 1.32UAH, not 3 UAH

Does Steam deal with fractional UAH at all? All the prices I can find are integers.

On Russian accounts, the minimum price on the trading platform is 2.35 rubles at the rate of 77 rubles, and on Ukrainian accounts, the minimum price is 3 hryvnia at the rate of 44 hryvnia. Because of this, it turns out that the minimum price on the trading platform for Ukraine is almost $0.07

引用自 Hronomiraj：

On Russian accounts, the minimum price on the trading platform is 2.35 rubles at the rate of 77 rubles, and on Ukrainian accounts, the minimum price is 3 hryvnia at the rate of 44 hryvnia. Because of this, it turns out that the minimum price on the trading platform for Ukraine is almost $0.07

When you go to buy a game, is there ever a decimal point in the price?

引用自 Ben Lubar：

Does Steam deal with fractional UAH at all? All the prices I can find are integers.

This works on Russian accounts, perhaps such an error in rounding the amount appeared in other regions as well

引用自 Ben Lubar：

引用自 Hronomiraj：

On Russian accounts, the minimum price on the trading platform is 2.35 rubles at the rate of 77 rubles, and on Ukrainian accounts, the minimum price is 3 hryvnia at the rate of 44 hryvnia. Because of this, it turns out that the minimum price on the trading platform for Ukraine is almost $0.07

When you go to buy a game, is there ever a decimal point in the price?

No, this error only applies to the marketplace where users sell items

After increasing the minimum amount to $0.03 Steam somehow incorrectly rounded the total amount for Ukraine, as far as I know, on Polish and Russian accounts the minimum price is displayed correctly relative to the exchange rate

I'll try to give you an example, let's say I have a card that is now priced at $0.03, but I can't sell it at that price because of a conversion error, I can only list it for $0.07

Suggestion/Idea:
Return fractional numbers for Ukraine. It looks like whoever created this very crude rounding didn't understand how numbers works.
This update is complete crap. But what's worse is that some regions are now in a completely unequal position. The creator of this rounding rule should be checked for hatred of certain regions of the world.
We're not the US. You created different Steam regions to combat piracy in those regions. You'll easily lose your audience if you keep releasing crappy updates one after another.
The Steam Community Market is part of the ecosystem and is unique. Without it, you have no advantage over other gaming platforms. So stop experimenting and irritating your customers. Equal rights for different regions of the world. Don't try to impose your American rules where the US doesn't exist.

引用自 dagr：

Suggestion/Idea:
Return fractional numbers for Ukraine. It looks like whoever created this very crude rounding didn't understand how numbers works.
This update is complete crap. But what's worse is that some regions are now in a completely unequal position. The creator of this rounding rule should be checked for hatred of certain regions of the world.
We're not the US. You created different Steam regions to combat piracy in those regions. You'll easily lose your audience if you keep releasing crappy updates one after another.
The Steam Community Market is part of the ecosystem and is unique. Without it, you have no advantage over other gaming platforms. So stop experimenting and irritating your customers. Equal rights for different regions of the world. Don't try to impose your American rules where the US doesn't exist.

I found interesting information with a currency conversion of 0.03$ Minimum price for different regions when calculating with a double conversion: Ukraine - 0.03$ cost 3UAH but 3UAH cost 0.07$ Vietnam 0.03$ cost 1500VND but 1500VND cost 0.057$ Japan - 0.03$ cost 3JPY but 3JPY cost 0.019$