The Dota 2 Economy Index
A live dashboard for the entire Dota 2 cosmetic market — total value tracked, how it's moving, which categories hold the money, and what's trading most. Think of it as the stock ticker for Steam's Dota 2 economy, rebuilt from our daily price data.
Market Cap
+46.3% since Jul 7, 24estimated market cap · real dynamics from a 9,154-item basket · now $1.50B
*Estimated for the community — the dollar level is anchored to a ≈$1.5B market-cap estimate (Jul 2026), not measured circulating supply. The dynamics are real: the shape, % changes and category shares come from actual Steam sales history of a fixed 9,000+ item basket. Use it to read the market's direction, not as an audited figure.
Market cap by category
+46.0% since Jul 7, 24Real Steam sales history for fixed baskets of the top 9,154 items — 731 daily points per category, refreshed weekly. Dollar levels share the ≈$1.5B community anchor (see the note above) — shares and % moves are real.
Market breadth
2026-07-06 → 2026-07-13Where the value sits — by category
By rarity tier
Trading most right now
The highest 30-day sales volume — the most liquid items in the economy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Dota 2 Economy Index?
It’s our community chart of the tradable Dota 2 cosmetic market. The market-cap dollar level is an estimate anchored at roughly $1.5B (July 2026) — nobody outside Valve knows the true circulating supply — but the dynamics are real: the curve, percentage changes and category shares come from actual Steam sales history of a fixed basket of 9,000+ items. Read it for direction and trends, not as an audited number.
Where does the data come from?
From our daily sync of Steam Community Market prices across tens of thousands of Dota 2 items. The multi-year index line is reconstructed from real dated Steam sales stored per item, chained month-over-month on the set of items priced in both months — so it reflects actual market movement, not growing data coverage.
What does "market breadth" mean?
Breadth compares how many items rose versus fell over the recent window. A market can tick up in total value while most items fall — breadth shows whether a move is broad or driven by a few big items.
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