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Some Valve employee who made this update hates this country. Actually, he hates many countries, judging by the feedback on the latest changes, but he hates Ukraine the most.
Bring back decimal Point for us!
And why is the minimum selling price 3 UAH? It's not $0.03, it's $0.07.
Valve.
There it is, from the horse's own mouth. Wish I found it earlier so I could mention it in my Support request.
Dear readers, If any of You have similar issues in your own currencies feel free to consult that page and cite it in your Support requests or wherever you decide to contact Valve -- that's their official site.
Those are store prices, not Market (peer to peer) sales/purchases.
Well, it looks like they're consolidating it so that the market uses the same rules game developers were already beholden to.
Now do it for the currencies that don't specify this on the page.
Have a looksie: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/market/priceoverview/?appid=730¤cy=18&market_hash_name=Fracture%20Case
There's the incorrect "lowest_price 26₴" without decimals, yet the "median_price 26,60₴" has decimals.
So, on average, customers from Ukraine are losing $0.02 per item when they are buying or selling on the Steam Community Market. Which, of course, is not a big deal for one person who buys few items now and then, but for someone who trades regularly, it could be tens of dollars per month, which makes it not just unfair, but unusable.
Considering that this change affects most countries and millions of people outside the USD and EURO zone, it's an easy way to make more money from the Community Market, but at the same time, it's just pure discrimination.
I completely agree with this comment and with this post in general.
Because of these “changes” from Steam, I am forced to use other platforms, as buying something on the Steam community market now costs me three times as much.