After the CS2 market crash, Alex suffered a devastating financial loss that took a serious toll on his mental health. He had invested not just his money but also his time, passion, and sense of accomplishment into building a valuable collection of skins, only to watch their worth collapse almost overnight. The sudden loss left him feeling hopeless, ashamed, and trapped, as if everything he had worked for had been ripped away. Over time, the emotional strain became overwhelming, and he began struggling with dark thoughts and suicidal feelings. It’s been a painful reminder of how financial losses—especially in something deeply personal—can spiral into mental health crises.

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This is my friend Alex he has been fuming lately about his Counter-Strike skins losing more than half their value. He spent years collecting rare weapon skins, treating them like prized investments, and now he can’t believe how much they’ve crashed. Every time he checks the Steam Market, he groans about how a skin he once bragged about buying for $200 is barely worth $90 now. He keeps blaming market updates, new case drops, and players panic-selling for the downfall, insisting it’s “ruined the whole economy.” It’s gotten to the point where every gaming session starts with a rant about how his virtual arsenal isn’t just losing value—it’s losing his faith in the game.

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