Every number on the ROX CULT dashboard comes from real data. Here's exactly how each metric is sourced, calculated, and displayed, in the same order you see them on the dashboard.
The large number at the top of the dashboard shows how many rox (Holo) stickers have been applied during the current tracking period (approximately one month).
This is calculated by taking the all-time total from CSFloat FloatDB and subtracting the sum of all previously completed periods stored in our historical record.
The progress bar shows how the current period compares to the average of all completed periods. If it reaches 100%, the current period has matched the historical average.
Below the progress bar, the "projected by [date]" value estimates what the final count will be when the current period ends.
It uses a simple linear extrapolation: the current daily rate is projected over the total number of days in the period.
This projection updates hourly as new data arrives, and becomes more accurate as the period progresses.
The all-time total represents every rox (Holo) Antwerp 2022 sticker ever applied in CS2, across all weapons and all players worldwide.
This number comes directly from the CSFloat FloatDB API, which indexes the entire Steam economy. It is updated every hour automatically.
The delta indicator (▲/▼) shows the difference since the previous hourly check.
Shows the total number of stickers applied during the last completed tracking period. The label below displays the date range of that period (e.g., "Mar 15 — Apr 14").
This provides a quick comparison point: you can instantly see how the current period is performing relative to the one that just ended.
The average number of stickers applied per period over the last 4 completed periods, excluding the current one (which is still in progress).
This gives a reliable baseline for how active the community is. It smooths out anomalies from any single period.
The average number of rox (Holo) stickers applied per day during the current tracking period.
This is recalculated every time the dashboard loads with fresh data. Early in a period it can be volatile, but stabilizes as more days accumulate.
Total rox (Holo) stickers applied since January 1 of the current year. This includes all completed periods within the year plus the current period's count.
Periods are filtered by their start or end date falling within the year, and the current period's live count is added on top.
A minimum estimate of how many Antwerp 2022 Contenders Autograph Capsules have been opened, based on tracked applied stickers.
The rox (Holo) sticker has an estimated drop rate of 1 in 1,250 capsules. For every rox (Holo) applied, approximately 1,250 capsules were statistically opened to produce that one sticker (on average).
The real number of capsules opened is definitely higher than displayed. This estimate only accounts for stickers that have been applied and tracked by CSFloat FloatDB. It does not include stickers that were unboxed but remain unapplied in player inventories, stickers sold on the market without being applied, or crafts that were not yet indexed. This figure should be understood as an "at least" floor, not a ceiling.
A bar chart showing how many stickers were applied in each completed tracking period. The data comes from a manually curated historical record maintained since the sticker's release.
Year filters (2022–2026) allow you to zoom into specific ranges. Historical data for 2022–2023 was sourced from the CS Market Forum Discord community records.
A line chart plotting the running total of applied stickers over time. Each point represents the cumulative sum up to that period's end.
This visualization reveals the overall growth trajectory: whether the rate of application is accelerating, steady, or slowing down.
Shows the total stickers applied per calendar year, with percentage deltas comparing each year to the previous one.
Periods are grouped by their start date. The bar width is proportional to the highest year, giving an instant visual comparison of yearly activity.
A real-time line chart plotting every hourly data point from the current period. Automated snapshots are taken every hour and displayed chronologically.
Each point includes a timestamp and the all-time total at that moment, allowing you to see exactly when crafting activity spikes.
All data on ROX CULT is sourced from public, verifiable origins. The live total comes from CSFloat's FloatDB API, historical records are maintained manually with community verification, and hourly snapshots are fully automated.