A P250 | Sand Dune treasury

We buy every
P250 | Sand Dune
on the market.

Every $DSTR trading fee is spent on P250 | Sand Dunes, in every wear and every Souvenir, on every market. The objective is to own every Sand Dune listed for sale and lift the price. Holdings sit in one public Steam account, and every purchase is published.

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P250 | Sand Dune (Field-Tested)
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P250 | Sand Dunes held
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01Holdings

Sand Dunes held over time

Every purchase adds to the pile. The line only goes one way.

02Objective

Own every Sand Dune listed for sale

Every P250 | Sand Dune on sale, in every wear and every Souvenir, on every market. Each one bought is one fewer for sale, so the cheapest one left costs more. Measured live against Steam's order book and Skinport's listings.

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Listed on Steam
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Lift the floor

The cost to buy every Steam listing under a higher floor price, across all ten variants.

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Field-Tested floor
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VariantListedFloor nowFloor afterListings to buyCost

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03Price

The price of a Sand Dune

Every Steam Community Market sale since the skin was released in November 2013, in USD. Daily medians, hourly for the last month. Bars show units sold.

P250 | Sand Dune (Field-Tested)
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04Variants

Every Sand Dune there is

Five wears, each as a normal skin and a Souvenir. Prices refresh every five minutes from the Steam Community Market and Skinport. Select a row to see it on the model.

VariantFloat Steam askSteam medianSteam vol 24h Skinport askSkinport 30d Best askHeldWeight

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05Markets

Bought wherever it is sold

Fees go to the cheapest Sand Dune on any of these markets. Anything bought outside Steam arrives by Steam trade offer, and the trade is listed with the purchase.

06Account

Where the holdings are kept

One public Steam account holds every Sand Dune we buy. Anyone can open it and count.

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Sand Dunes in the account
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07Purchases

Every purchase, published

Each fee claim links to its Solana transaction. Each purchase lists its market, order, Steam trade offer and the asset IDs it delivered, and those IDs are checked against the live inventory.

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Steam inventory
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08How it works

Fees in. Sand Dunes out.

  1. 01

    $DSTR trades

    Every buy and sell of $DSTR pays the pump.fun creator fee.

  2. 02

    Fees are claimed

    Each claim is published here with its Solana transaction, so anyone can check the amount.

  3. 03

    Sand Dunes are bought

    All of it goes on P250 | Sand Dunes at the cheapest ask across Steam, Skinport, CSFloat, DMarket, BUFF and the rest. Every wear, every Souvenir.

  4. 04

    The market is cleared

    Everything goes to one public Steam account, and buying continues until there is nothing left to buy. Fewer listings, higher floor.

What counts as a Sand Dune?

All ten versions of the P250 | Sand Dune: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred, each as a normal skin and a Souvenir. There is no StatTrak version, because the skin only drops from a collection, not a case.

Where does the price come from?

The Steam Community Market (order book, sale history and volume per variant) and Skinport (lowest ask, listings and sale medians), refreshed every few minutes. The Sand Dune price is the cheapest live ask for a normal P250 | Sand Dune on either market.

How can I check a purchase is real?

Every purchase lists its market, its order number and, where the market delivers by trade, the Steam trade offer. It also lists the asset IDs that arrived. The site reads the public inventory and marks each purchase whose items are in it.

What is the holdings value?

Every Sand Dune held, marked at the best live ask for its variant, which is what one more of it would cost right now.