How to understand such a strange formation of price charts in the incentive?

Question

Steam

Interested in why the product is not sold, despite the fact that during the time that has elapsed since the display of the product, the market price has repeatedly exceeded the price of this product?

At the prices of current offers, it is sold easily and instantly (there are no restrictions on trading).
But more interested in strange price charts.
Or am I too naive to expect a full-fledged and honest exchange from the trading platform? =)
PS: can't any regional restrictions play a role here? True, I have never heard of them on the trade.

Answer 1

Due to different currencies in the incentive + queues for the time of putting up for sale. For example, below 3 cents you can not place a product if the currency in the incentive is dollars / euros. 2 cents goes to the commission, and 1 cent to the proceeds. That is, for a foreigner there are no these kopecks, there are cards for 3 cents, and for example 100 warrants. 1 ruble = 0.01 cent, 2 rubles = 0.02 cents, 3 rubles = 0.03 cents. And for a foreigner, these are all warrants for 3 cents.