A new trend is gaining momentum in the CS2 community — players are starting to recreate fake versions of the game’s most expensive stickers. After the hype around iBUYPOWER 2014 replicas, the next big inspiration has become the legendary Titan (Holo) | Katowice 2014, which sells for over $70,000. Thanks to creative approaches and affordable alternatives, players are finding ways to achieve a “premium” look without breaking the bank. How the fake Titan is made — and why it’s capturing the community’s attention — is explained below.
The History of the Titan (Holo) | Katowice 2014 Sticker
Titan (Holo) | Katowice 2014 is one of the rarest and most valuable stickers in CS:GO/CS2 history. It was released during the legendary ESL Major Series One Katowice 2014 tournament, where the French team Titan competed. Thanks to its unique holographic effect, aesthetic appeal, and limited availability, the sticker became a symbol of prestige among collectors.
Today, its market value can reach around $72,000 USD, depending on its condition and the skin it’s applied to. Its price continues to rise over the years, making it a sought-after investment for die-hard CS fans and traders alike.
READ MORE: How to “recreate” the legendary iBUYPOWER (Holo) sticker
How to Make a Fake Titan (Holo) | Katowice 2014
The trend of fake stickers, which started with iBUYPOWER 2014, is making a comeback — this time focusing on a replica of the Titan (Holo). By using three Sticker | ultimate (Glitter) | Shanghai 2024, players can create a visually similar setup to the expensive original.
After this idea spread across social media and Reddit, the demand for ultimate (Glitter) skyrocketed. Its price rose from $3 to $11, with one sticker even selling for a record $20. This clearly shows how fast trends can impact the sticker market.
How to Create a Titan-Style Sticker with Glitter Stickers.
To achieve a visual effect resembling the iconic Titan logo, you’ll need three Sticker | ultimate (Glitter) | Shanghai 2024 stickers. Follow these steps:
First Sticker
- Rotate it to the right to form a vertical line.
- Set the fade to 70% — erase approximately 70% of the sticker.
Second Sticker
- Place it horizontally, rotated 180° to the right.
- Move it to the right, so it forms the horizontal bar of the “T”.
- Also set the fade to 70%.
Third Sticker
- Place it in the same position as the first one, but slightly to the left to make the vertical line thicker.
- Also set the fade to 70%.
Creativity Over Thousands: How Fake Titan Is Changing the Customization Market
The popularity of the Fake Titan (Holo) is driven by players wanting something visually striking without spending tens of thousands of dollars. It’s a creative way to stand out, while also reshaping the dynamics of the lower-tier sticker market. These kinds of crafts could spark new interest in underrated or overlooked stickers, and help shape future “meta-trends” in inventory customization.
