★ Butterfly Knife | Gamma Doppler Phase 3 (Factory New)

“Butterfly Knife | Gamma Doppler Phase 3” combines a reflective blade with a balisong construction. Two moving handles open around the blade, and inspection turns the knife in the hand. The finish’s appearance therefore depends on both the shape and its movement.

Gamma Phase 3 mixes cyan, blue and green with dark transitions. It can look cooler and more turquoise than neighbouring green-forward variants. Assess the overall balance rather than identifying the finish from one blue patch.

For the Butterfly Knife, Gamma Doppler gave an established balisong a new appearance. Its two handles and opening animations remained. The release of this artwork is separate from the original introduction of the model.

This is the cooler mixed design within Gamma Doppler. Its number does not describe the item’s age or a stage reached through use. The full family name also distinguishes it from ordinary Doppler Phase 3, which has different artwork.

Butterfly Knife | Gamma Doppler Phase 3 appeared in the game on Sep 21, 2021.

This Butterfly Knife belongs to the rare special items in its cases. The moving construction identifies the model but does not create a separate quality tier. Assess phase artwork and blade preservation independently of the animations.

Cyan and blue areas do not make this Gamma Phase 3 item Sapphire. A particularly large cool-coloured area is a layout preference, not a new official quality tier. Confirm the variant before interpreting an informal trading nickname.

Rarity: Covert.

Inspect both sides of the Butterfly Knife’s elongated blade and the base beside the pivots. A handle can cover part of the surface during opening. Several positions reveal the entire artwork rather than only the brightest moment of movement.

Look at how cyan, blue and green meet on the model’s different surfaces. A broad cyan field can cool the overall appearance even beside green strips. Moderate light reveals their boundaries better than a strong white highlight.

The Butterfly Knife is recognizable by its two opening handles and inspection flips. The finish keeps changing its angle to the light, so a still image conveys only part of the appearance. These movements distinguish it from fixed-blade knives with the same finish.

This variant suits a palette combining green with turquoise or blue. Its mixed cool appearance differs from Emerald’s more cohesive green impression. Compared with Phase 2, cold transitions matter more than one bright green field.

When comparing Butterfly Knife listings, examine the open blade from both sides. An attractive animation frame does not show every detail near the pivots and tip. Confirm the model and phase before comparing condition and edition.

Decide which colour balance you want before comparing examples. More cyan and more green can look different within this same phase. Compare the selected model and Gamma variant, not a blue ordinary Doppler or an Emerald listing.

This artwork is an intended Butterfly Knife variant within Gamma Doppler. It is not applied through use and does not depend on the number of openings. The balisong model connects the finish to particular cases; trading preserves its blade artwork.

The cool artwork is not made by mixing Sapphire with a green coating. Cyan, blue and green belong to one intended Gamma Phase 3 design. The colour itself does not identify the source of a particular example.

The item can be obtained from these containers: Operation Riptide Case, Dreams & Nightmares Case.

The standard and StatTrak editions retain the two moving handles, opening animations and chosen finish. The counter records kills; condition describes blade preservation. These properties do not replace one another when choosing a Butterfly Knife.

Details can disappear in both dark areas and bright cyan reflections. Several close views help assess condition between those lighting extremes. An available special edition does not determine the size of the cyan field or change the phase.

Available conditions: Factory New, Minimal Wear.