Steam Control Panel

Realized profit is based on ItemPosition.sell_price - buy_price. Net applies site fee multipliers (MarketCSGO uses an extra ~6% here because sell_price is already reduced by ~5% at the source).

Global pricing multipliers and strategy for inventory resale.

Global MarketCSGO-only settings.

Global Waxpeer pricing multipliers (relative to MarketCSGO min/max prices), fee rates for profit calculation, and transfer recipient.

Price multiplier and fee settings for CSGOEmpire listing prices.

Global trader API key, price discount, and webhook secret for SkinDeck.

Global app-key and proxy for CS2DT marketplace API.

Merchant API key (Bearer), secret key (SHA256 signature), public key, proxy, and price threshold for Skinplace.

Prices tradable (no trade lock) inventory items across all accounts every ~3h, deduped by market_hash_name. Uses global env vars: STEAM_PANEL_AUTO_PRICER_MARKETCSGO_API_KEY and optional proxy/UA.

Emergency: Stop market.csgo sales (ALL accounts) Pauses seller tasks immediately (no external requests).

List a single item on CS2DT at a specific price. Does NOT affect other marketplaces.

Upload your latest results_market_buy.json so the strategy can place buy orders. This writes the shared file mounted into the containers.

Daily buy-order refresh across enabled accounts. Uses global owned-counts from inventory cache and allocates unique items per account.

Runs market_buy_pipeline.py to generate results_market_buy.json. Configure API keys/proxies here; Auto buyer uses the generated JSON.

Separate auto-buyer for accounts with buyer_type = low. Uses its own pipeline, API keys, and proxies.

Separate pipeline for the low-price lane. Generates results_market_buy_low.json.

Scans main pipeline items on cs.money. Buyer is set per-account in Accounts tab.

Scans low pipeline items on cs.money. Buyer is set per-account in Accounts tab.

Scans SkinSwap inventory for items cheaper than pipeline max_buy_price (high lane, hourly).

Scans SkinSwap inventory for items cheaper than pipeline max_buy_price (low lane, hourly).

Buys matched items from SkinSwap parser results (high lane). Enable buyer per-account in Accounts tab.

Buys matched items from SkinSwap parser results (low lane). Enable buyer per-account in Accounts tab.

SkinsBack is a project-level integration: ONE Client ID + Client Secret + balance shared across ALL accounts. Per-account toggles + budget caps live in the Accounts tab.

Reads matches from the market_buy_pipeline HIGH lane and buys items where SkinsBack price ≤ max_buy_price and final_profit ≥ threshold. Runs every interval minutes; per-account budget caps are enforced.

Same as HIGH but reads from market_buy_pipeline_low for cheap items.

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Items where TradeIt wants ≥2 more stock. % = TradeIt deposit / CS.Deals buy. Higher % = more profitable.

Buy on TradeIt, sell on CS.Deals. % = CS.Deals sell / TradeIt buy. Higher = more profitable. Items with ≥3 sales in 7d.

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Use buttons to withdraw items or accept pending Steam trade offers.

Set a min price to list an item on SkinDeck (when SkinDeck is enabled for the account). Leave blank to unlist. Sold or missing items are auto-removed on the next sync.

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Each tile shows the last time the loop reported in. OK = fresh, STALE = hasn't ticked within its expected window, ERROR = last run failed, OFF = enable flag disabled. Click a tile to flip its enable flag.

Fetches sale history from CS.Deals to compute sell prices. Reuses CS.Deals proxy. Items priced more than Max Overprice % above avg sale price are filtered from CS.Deals → TradeIt comparison.

CS.Deals marketplace account. API key and TOTP secret for authenticated operations (buy, sell, reprice, withdraw). Auto-buyer: Min Profit % = deposit/buy*100 threshold, Max Overprice % = max above avg sale price, Buy Interval = loop cadence.

TradeIt.gg deposit after CS.Deals purchase. Paste cookies from browser. Min Deposit % = TradeIt deposit price / CS.Deals buy price * 100 threshold. Auto-Deposit: automatically deposit items on TradeIt after auto-buyer withdraw.

Buy items from TradeIt store → sell on CS.Deals. Max Buy % = csdeals_sell / tradeit_buy * 100 (higher = more profit). Separate proxy pool to avoid rate limits on the price parser. Test: list item on CS.Deals via ListItems/v2 using asset ID.

Two keypairs: Main signs trading calls (buy/deposit/withdraw/list/reprice). History signs read-only calls (sales-history, aggregated-prices) from a separate blank account so the trading account isn't rate-limited by parsing. Both are stored encrypted at rest.

In-panel port of dmarket_rust_autorefresh. Places, updates, and removes buy targets across all profitable Rust items every 1h (full scan) plus a 15min targets-only re-check. Stock-gated to ≤ 2 of any title; overpay-protected (lowers target when the next-best competitor is >1.5% cheaper). Self-gates on this flag + a configured DMarket main keypair.

In-panel port of dmarket_rust_lister. Every cycle: fetches our DMarket on-site inventory, lists not-yet-listed items at target × (1 + Target Markup %) capped at min_listing (uses the same parser-fed price cache as the deposit scanner — single source of truth), then refetches active offers and reprices any whose price drifts ≥ $0.01 from the target. Self-gates on this flag + a configured DMarket main keypair.

Periodically scans our DMarket on-site inventory (items the external lister hasn't listed yet, or that were listed but we want to relocate). For each item compares DMarket net (effective_sell × 0.95) vs CS.Deals / TradeIt net. If other_net > dmarket_net × (relocate_threshold/100), withdraws the item via /exchange/v1/withdraw-assets. The 105% default means we only relocate when CS.Deals or TradeIt would pay 5%+ more after fees — safely above the round-trip cost (Steam trade friction + listing latency) so the loop can never flap items back and forth at a loss.

Orphan scanner: deposits ItemPositions with dest_site=dmarket via /deposit-assets, accepts the bot's Steam offer, then lists. Min Deposit % is applied ONLY to CS.Deals-sourced positions (real USD buy price); TradeIt-sourced positions bypass the threshold because buy_price is denominated in TradeIt credit (~80% of USD), so the ratio would be meaningless. Default 105% means dmarket_effective_sell ≥ 1.05 × csdeals_buy_price.

Scans our DMarket on-site inventory; if any item pays more on CS.Deals or TradeIt, withdraws via /exchange/v1/withdraw-assets so the auto-deposit scanners can route it.

Effective DMarket sell price = min(target × (1 + markup%), min listing). Target = highest active buy order; min listing = sell-side floor. With 6% markup we list 6% above the top buyer, capped by the floor. Tiebreaker %: when two destinations are within X% on net price, the one with higher 7d sales volume wins.