What do the value and the green or red number on an event mean?

Before you start

• A Supporter plan: How do I become a Supporter?
• Your history synced at least once: How do I run my first full sync?

Step by step

1. Open Activity as a Supporter. Each row ends with a number in green for a gain or red for a loss, such as “+12,40 €” or “−2,30 €”.
2. Open a row that has an arrow to see its “Gained” and “Lost” groups, with a price on each item.
3. The number is the total of “Gained” minus the total of “Lost”, at today's prices.
4. A case opening also counts a flat cost for its key, shown in the row's second line as “Key”, and an Armory redeem counts a flat cost per pass.
5. Read the day heading for the total of that day's events.
6. A “—” in place of the number means the event has no net result.

Good to know

• Values here are always today's prices, not the price on the day. The CSV export carries both.
• A case opening counts a flat cost of €2.30 for its key; the net-result page explains it.
• An Armory redeem counts a flat cost of €15.00 per pass. Souvenir packages and sticker capsules carry no key cost.
• If what you gained has no price today, the net is “—”.
• Storage moves and market listings never have a net, so they always show “—”.
• The “Minimum value” filter keeps events whose net is at least that far from zero, whether gain or loss.
• Without Supporter the column shows “—” with the note “Item values and the value filter are Supporter figures.”