Butterfly Gamma Doppler Phase 3 Guide

Guide Overview

Master Guide to Butterfly Gamma Doppler Phase 3 Max Cyan Patterns

The blade of the knife is painted with metallic paints and adorned with a pattern of translucent wavy lines resembling smoke. The color scheme of the skin includes various shades of black, green and teal creating gradient transitions.

The pattern index affects the ratio of colors as well as the location of black, green and teal areas. Pattern variations with a predominance of teal are titled "BTA Cyan" or "Max Cyan" .

Max Cyan patterns feature the highest concentration of teal coloring, creating a distinctive cyan appearance that stands out from regular Phase 3 patterns.

These patterns feature maximum teal coverage and are the most valuable Phase 3 patterns. They showcase vibrant cyan coloring with minimal black and green interference, creating a distinctive aqua appearance.

Pattern Evaluation

The skin's Float Value ranges from 0.00 to 0.08, which makes it only available in Factory New and Minimal Wear conditions. Small abrasions are already present along the cutting edge in Factory New condition. At levels of wear close to the maximum, the number of abrasions increases slightly.

Tier 1 Max Cyan patterns are the most valuable Phase 3 patterns due to their distinctive teal appearance.

Phase 3 is generally less popular than Phase 2 and 4, making it more affordable for collectors seeking unique patterns.

Look for patterns with maximum teal coverage and minimal black/green interference for the best Max Cyan classification.

Low float values are crucial for Phase 3 as they maintain the vibrant cyan coloring.

Value And Inspection Notes

StatTrak™ Max Cyan patterns offer excellent value compared to other phases due to their unique appearance.

Butterfly Gamma Doppler Phase 3 Visual Examples

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