Craft Insights: Top Skins, Float Records & rox (Holo) Stats

Tracking the live count of every applied rox (Holo) | Antwerp 2022 sticker has always been the core of ROX CULT. But the data we collect goes deeper than the headline number. Sitting under the surface of CSFloat DB are 2,300+ unique weapons that each carry their own little story: what skin they are, how many rox stickers they hold, what other stickers share the slots, how rough or pristine the float is, whether the owner committed to StatTrak.

Until today, that detail lived in our database and nowhere else. The new Craft Insights panel pulls all of it onto the dashboard.

What the Panel Shows

Five sections, all driven by the same underlying snapshot of every known rox-stickered weapon:

• Top KPIs: StatTrak share, Souvenir share, percentage with a charm, total trade history
• Top Skins: which exact weapon-and-skin combinations host the most rox crafts
• Wear × Rox grid: a heatmap mapping how many crafts fall in each combination of wear (FN, MW, FT, WW, BS) and rox sticker count (1× through 5×)
• Lowest Floats & Rarest Combos: leaderboards highlighting the FN unicorns and the 5×rox StatTrak weapons sorted by float
• Companion Stickers: which other stickers the community pairs with rox most often

The Numbers That Surprised Us

You build a tracker, you scrape data for two years, and you still don't really see your own dataset until you put it on a screen. A few things stood out the moment the panel went live.

The AWP | Oni Taiji is the most-stickered skin in the entire rox catalogue. Almost 200 of those red-demon AWPs carry at least one rox holo, and a good chunk of them are 4× or 5× crafts. We knew Oni Taiji had a fanbase. We didn't know it had this kind of overlap with rox collectors. Second place is M4A1-S | Printstream, third is AWP | Lightning Strike. Print and Lightning we expected. Oni Taiji at #1 we did not.

About 24% of every rox-stickered weapon is StatTrak. That's roughly four times the share you'd expect on a random Steam Market sample. People who go to the trouble of applying a rox seem to also want the kill counter, which lines up with the "this is a forever build" mindset behind a $130+ holo craft.

Souvenir rox crafts exist. Around 20 of them in total, less than 1% of the dataset. Souvenir items come pre-loaded with stickers from the relevant Major, so any rox you see on a Souvenir was applied on top, intentionally, and that's a hard combo to assemble cleanly. These are the rarest items in the whole rox economy.

Float Records and the Long Tail

The Lowest Floats board surfaces the kind of items the trading community calls unicorns. The current record is a 4×rox MAC-10 with a float below 0.0000004. Sub-millionth floats sound like rounding error until you remember the wear range goes from 0 to 1 and most weapons sit in the 0.1–0.3 zone. A float that low is one of one, and pairing it with four rox stickers turns a niche FN hunter's prize into a piece of CS2 history.

The Rarest Combos board is even tighter. Filter to 5×rox and StatTrak and you're looking at 33 weapons in the entire CS2 economy. The top of that list, sorted by lowest float, includes a sub-0.001 M4A4 | Neo-Noir and a 0.001500 M4A1-S | Black Lotus. Each of those weapons has a market value that doesn't really fit on Steam's price chart anymore.

Companion Stickers Tell a Story

The Companion Stickers list answers a question we get all the time on Discord: what do people put alongside their rox? The top three names are not random.

• 9z Team (Holo) Antwerp 2022: rox played for 9z at the Antwerp Major. The team-and-player combo is the single most common pairing on rox crafts
• max (Holo) Antwerp 2022: rox's 9z teammate. Two-player crafts are a tribute to the roster
• rox (Glitter) Antwerp 2022: the matching finish. Players who already have a rox holo often grab the glitter to make a finish-set craft

Further down the list you start seeing crossover with other Majors (v$m Holo Paris 2023) and meme stickers (Loving Eyes Holo, Taste Buddy Holo) that just look good next to rox. The country dimension overlays neatly with this — we covered the geography in rox (Holo) Crafts by Country.

Where the Data Comes From

Same pipeline that powers everything on ROX CULT. The scraper pulls every rox-stickered weapon from the CSFloat DB API and stores them in a master snapshot. Right after each refresh, a small aggregation step reads that snapshot and emits a separate rox_aggregates.json file with everything precomputed: counts, leaderboards, the wear grid, companion frequency. The dashboard fetches that file directly, ~3 KB total, and renders the whole panel client-side.

Two reasons we did it this way. First, the master file is over 5 MB and we don't want every visitor to download all of it just to see "AWP is the top weapon". Second, computing the aggregates server-side guarantees the page is fast even when the dataset doubles in size next year.

What's Not in the Panel

By design the panel never exposes any owner identifier. No Steam IDs, no asset IDs, no avatars, no ban flags, no float_id of specific weapons in the leaderboards. Only intrinsic item properties — skin name, float, sticker count, StatTrak/Souvenir flag. Privacy was a constraint from day one, and the aggregate format makes it cleaner than a raw item dump would.

If you want to see the underlying methodology end to end, the About page walks through every metric on the dashboard, including the new ones.

What's Next

We're already eyeing a few additions. A "rarest combos" filter that lets you slice by base weapon (e.g. only AWPs, only knives if any ever appear). A wear grid view that toggles between counts and percentages. Maybe a per-skin float distribution mini-chart for the top entries. The aggregate file is small enough that we can keep adding fields without bloating the dashboard.

If there's a metric you wish was on the panel, let us know. Hit us on the Feedback page or in the Steam Group. The dataset is rich. The panel right now uses about 5% of what's actually in there.