Hypershot values are community estimates used to compare cosmetic trades. HS Values publishes a catalog and recent-change feed; TradingKeep offers searchable player listings and value references. Neither is Frosted Studio’s official price list, and an asking listing does not prove a completed trade.
Read a value entry completely
Record the source name, source update time, exact item and variant, category, obtainability, demand indicator, current reference value, prior value if shown, and any serial or special property. A copied number without those fields cannot be audited later.
Check whether the item is a weapon skin, knife skin, knuckle skin, or another eligible cosmetic. Do not confuse a skin value with the combat tier of the underlying weapon. The current in-game detail is the authority on item identity and tradeability.
Compare two independent signals
Use HS Values for its category and change-feed view, then compare TradingKeep or another current community signal. A live listing shows what one player requests. It does not prove demand or completion. Prefer repeated item-for-item observations and recent change history over one dramatic ask.
When sources disagree, do not average blindly. Check timestamps, variant, serial, availability, and audience. Use the most current exact-match information as a negotiation reference and label the disagreement. Decline when the difference is too large to understand.
Value is not rarity
Rarity, obtainability, demand, and liquidity are separate. A Secret, Mythic, or OG label may place the item in a high-interest category, while an Unobtainable label suggests new copies are restricted. None guarantees the next player will want it.
Liquidity asks how easily the item trades near its reference. A high number with few buyers can be difficult to use in a multi-item offer. A more common item with steady demand may be easier to exchange. Consider both total reference and how many different traders actually seek the item.
Handle trends and updates
Read whether the value is rising, falling, or unchanged and how recently that signal moved. One update title, creator video, or market rumor can cause temporary demand. Do not chase a change until the exact item, source, and availability are confirmed.
The current official title says NEW MYTHIC but does not identify the item. Do not move a value or assume a Mythic category entry refers to the promoted content without a live item or creator announcement.
Evaluate an offer
List everything given and received. Use the same source time for each side where possible. Add demand and obtainability notes. Then return to the final trade window and verify that every item remains present and exact.
Restart the comparison if the other player changes one item. Do not let a countdown, voice chat pressure, or “trust trade” bypass review. A value list can support a decision but cannot protect an account from a changed confirmation window.
Keep Cash and real money separate
Some community values use Cash terminology or fields. That is a comparison convention or in-game context, not a request for dollars, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or external payment. This site supports only authorized item-for-item in-game trades. See the Cash guide for disambiguation.
Values FAQ
What is the most accurate Hypershot value list?
No community list is official. Compare HS Values’ update time and trend with TradingKeep or another current exact-item signal before negotiating.
Why are there no fixed values on this page?
The market can change within hours, and freezing a number would become misleading. The page teaches a reproducible current check.
Does an asking listing equal value?
No. It shows one trader’s request. Completed, repeated, exact-item exchanges are stronger evidence.
Are Mythic and Secret always better?
They are community rarity or category signals. Demand, obtainability, variant, and liquidity still decide practical trade value.