Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026

Description

This foil sticker celebrates the CS2 Major Championship held at IEM Cologne 2026. It features the autograph of professional player Rasmus Nielsen from Astralis, adding a special touch to any weapon it is applied to.

History

The Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 made its debut in CS2 on May 21st, 2026, as part of the "Cologne 2026 Stickers" update. Gamers eagerly welcomed this new foil sticker into their collections just a week ago.

Origin

The Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 was exclusively distributed as a limited edition item during the CS2 event in Cologne 2026. Players were able to acquire this unique sticker through special in-game challenges and activities, making it a rare and sought-after collectible in the CS2 community.

Popularity

With a popularity of 82%, the Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 stands out as one of the most sought-after items in CS2. Its high demand is reflected in the daily sales volume and the premium price it commands in the market.

Rarity

The Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 is one of only 6,238 Sticker items available. Its rarity is classified as Exceptional, indicating that the HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 is a highly sought-after drop with an estimated drop chance of 9.52%.

Availability

Priced between $0.95 and $86.90, the Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 offers a range of affordability for CS2 players. This sought-after item is readily accessible across various marketplaces, ensuring easy procurement for interested buyers.

Community sentiment

The Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne 2026 has garnered significant attention within the CS2 community with over 132 votes on addskins.gg, resulting in an impressive average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. Players seem to highly appreciate the design and quality of this sticker, reflecting a positive sentiment towards it.

Tournament

This sticker was introduced during the 2026 Sticker | HooXi (Foil) | Cologne tournament for CS2. It features the player HooXi (Rasmus Nielsen) and commemorates his performance in the championship.