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Yes, it is. Both techniques see use by professional knife throwers depending on how the knife is weighted. Blade heavy knives are thrown from the handle, handle heavy knives are thrown from the blade.
IDK if they really thought that out, but it could be that most of the cyberpunk knives are blade heavy.
always thought it was range dependent. if you hold it by the blade and throw it at a target and it sticks with half a rotation (180 flips over so the blade is forward). throwing again from the same distance but holding it by the handle it will also 180 and the handle will hit the target and not stick.
longer distances require it to spin for it to have any kind of power behind it and at set distance intervals the blade will either stick or hit handle first.
you can adjust for this obviously but in general in a competition you have set distance lines and you train for the spin muscle memory to hit from those distances. throwing in between will likely result in a miss because your spin is off for the distance.
actual throwing knives are more like thick and heavy metal spikes more so than a "knife"
they don't need to be sharp and you wouldn't want them to have a sharp edge for hand safety. they do however need to be pointy :)
https://www.acejetofficial.com/throwing-knives
some kinda resemble knives
not claiming anything as fact. just stating how ive always through it works.
/shrug
It looked better the way it way before imo