Find out about Katowice 2014 Titan Crafts, Supply and Price
Topic: Katowice 2014 Titan Price, Supply, Crafts - Sticker Spotlight #21
Today, we will explore the history and development of the Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker, including its unique characteristics and impact on the community. We'll take a look into the Titan supply, demand, and pricing trends over time, as well as the various crafts that have been created ever since its sticker release back in 2014. As this is the last in a series of articles on the Katowice 2014 Holo stickers, we hope you'll find this in-depth analysis of the Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker to be a fitting conclusion to our coverage of these legendary CS:GO artifacts.
Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) General Team Information
Team Titan was a French esports organization that fielded a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) team during the 2014 Katowice tournament. The team's roster consisted of Kevin "Ex6TenZ" Droolans, Edouard "SmithZz" Dubourdeaux, Adil "ScreaM" Benrlitom, Richard "shox" Papillon, and Nathan "NBK-" Schmitt.
In the tournament, Team Titan was placed in Group A alongside Virtus.Pro, HellRaisers, and mousesports. They started off with a dominant 16-5 victory over mousesports in their opening match. In the subsequent "Winners Match", they faced Virtus.Pro but were defeated 7-16. The team's fate in the later stages of the tournament was decided by a match against HellRaisers. Despite a hard-fight that went to 30 rounds on Inferno, Team Titan ultimately lost 14-16, ending their run in the tournament with a 1-2 record in Group A.
With that, Team Titan finished in 3rd place in their group and 9th-12th place overall in the tournament. They earned USD 2,000 in prize money. While their performance in the tournament was not as successful as they had hoped, the team's participation in the event contributed to the legacy of the Titan (Holo) sticker and cemented their place in CS:GO history.
In the tournament, Team Titan was placed in Group A alongside Virtus.Pro, HellRaisers, and mousesports. They started off with a dominant 16-5 victory over mousesports in their opening match. In the subsequent "Winners Match", they faced Virtus.Pro but were defeated 7-16. The team's fate in the later stages of the tournament was decided by a match against HellRaisers. Despite a hard-fight that went to 30 rounds on Inferno, Team Titan ultimately lost 14-16, ending their run in the tournament with a 1-2 record in Group A.
With that, Team Titan finished in 3rd place in their group and 9th-12th place overall in the tournament. They earned USD 2,000 in prize money. While their performance in the tournament was not as successful as they had hoped, the team's participation in the event contributed to the legacy of the Titan (Holo) sticker and cemented their place in CS:GO history.
Titan (Holo) Sticker Supply
The Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker supply has seen a significant decrease in recent years. Currently, there are only 41 tradable stickers available. In addition, there are 46 trade-banned stickers that will remain in the inventories of their current owners. The limited supply of this sticker is partly caused by the number of sticker crafts that were created in 2022, which resulted in 10 stickers being applied to various skins. This reduced the total number of Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) stickers available in the market, driving up demand and increasing the value of the remaining stickers. Current owners are not in a rush of selling the unapplied stickers they have in their inventories.
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Titan (Holo) Price Trend/Development
The Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker has become one of the most sought-after items among CS:GO collectors, and its supply is extremely limited. At the start of 2021, the sticker price was already high at USD 20,000. However, as the year progressed, the price skyrocketed to USD 45,000 after five more stickers were applied. In 2022, the number of stickers applied to the skins increased. Due to the crafts, the price of one sticker went up from USD 45,000 to an estimated USD 60,000, making it the most expensive Katowice 2014 Holo sticker available. With this price point, a new four-time craft would cost an astonishing estimated USD 230,000 – USD 260,000. The value of this rare sticker shows no sign of slowing down, and it remains one of the most coveted items in the CS:GO collector's market.
Titan (Holo) Sticker Crafts
Let's discuss some Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker crafts, which are among the most well-known and respected skins in the CS:GO community. Currently, there are 7,255 skins that have at least one sticker applied to them, with 132 of them being four-time crafts. A significant portion of all Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) crafts. The most recent four-time craft was crafted in January of 2022, on the FT 0.22 AK Case Hardened pattern #661, with an estimated value of USD 180,000. In early February of 2022, two additional Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) stickers were added to a ST FT 0.26 AK Case Hardened pattern #611, resulting in it becoming a four-time craft.
In addition to the impressive CS:GO AK skin crafts that have been created, we've recently seen some new AWP crafts. The latest four-time craft is the AWP Gungnir, which had three Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) stickers applied in May 2022 for a combined value of USD 135,000, making it a one-out-of-two craft. Another recent notable craft was on the AWP Dragon Lore by @mangoduck666, who applied a sticker to make it a four-time craft. There are also some other noteworthy and expensive AWP skins, such as the one-out-of-three AWP Medusa, with one being owned by @ProdigyDDK. Unfortunately, there are also a few banned AWP skins, including one of the three AWP Medusa skins and an one-out-of-two AWP Graphite.
The Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker is highly desirable among Perfect World players (The Chinese version of CS:GO), possibly more so than any other Holo sticker from the same tournament. Most of the high-tier four-time crafts are in the possession of Chinese players, and owners change frequently, indicating the high demand for these crafts. It's always exciting to see when the next four-time craft with a Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker will appear, and perhaps the new Revolution case and its skins will inspire someone to apply a few of these stickers.
There are many one-out-of-one crafts that deserve recognition. Worth mentioning: None of them is featured on a Heavy or SMG skin. All of the crafts are on rifles and pistols, but they are still impressive and showcase creativity, such as the USP-S Overgrowth, Desert Eagle Heirloom, P250 Splash, and SCAR-20 Cyrex. We're always interested in hearing from our readers, so if you could create your own four-time Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker craft, what would it be? Let us know on Social Media!
Writers favorite
This sticker is the foundation of some of the most beautiful crafts we got in CS:GO. Therefore, it’s really hard to pick a winner in terms of favorite craft. But, I’d like to point out three crafts that are really good looking in my eyes. Those being the AWP Gungnir, AK Case Hardened pattern #661 and M4A4 Poseidon. Beautiful sticker crafts on beautiful skins.
Conclusion
Thank you for taking the time to read the final article of our Sticker Spotlight series featuring the Katowice 2014 Holo stickers. We hope that you found it enjoyable to read. We would love to hear from you about which Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo) sticker craft caught your eye the most. Moreover, if you have any ideas for future "Sticker Spotlight" articles, please do not hesitate to share them with us on our Social Media.
