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Welcome to our new Hardware & Technical Advisor in the SUQA team. https://suqa.org/team/anton-aleinikov-aka-ctopudoff/

Hello. What does it mean "Ctopudoff"? Explain me, please.

the word cтoпyдoвo is slang used by the youngsters. Cтoпyдoвo is an adverb that comes from two words: cтo (hundred) and пyд (pood).

Пyд is a measure of weight equal to 16 kg. This word was widely used in Russia in the past, before the Lenins decree had adopted the metric system of measures and weights.

Thus, cтoпyдoвo could literally mean one hundred poods. In reality, this means 100%, definitely, guaranteed.

source - https://ochenporusski.com/stopudovo/

As far as I understand in English this value is somethign like "set in stone".

maybe so, but in fact in russian reality one hundred poods does not mean he will keep his promises
it is slang used by the youngsters

but maybe the other way around
depends on a person

As far as I know, this phrase is used not only by the youngsters.

It seems to me that such phrases are used by everyone without exception, just among young people such phrases are more popular than among adults.