Sticker | b1t (Holo) | Budapest 2025

This is the Holo autograph for b1t, a team-signed style released as part of the StarLadder Budapest 2025 run and distributed through the Budapest 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule. It is an Exotic rarity Autograph with full provenance and the Holo film applied to the player's signature and artwork.

Holo sits above the base Paper film in the finish ladder for this set, painting the ink and background with a reflective sheen that reads differently under game lighting. Think of it as the premium step above paper and below the very top specialty films in broader sticker hierarchies.

Collectors chase the Holo here because it lifts the autograph visually and signals a step up in scarcity and presentation compared with the base printing. The Holo treatment makes the signature pop on weapons and is the obvious choice for anyone wanting that extra layer of collectable appeal without moving into the rarest specialty finishes.

The sticker carries b1t's autograph and ties directly to his time with Natus Vincere; that player-team pairing is stamped on the art and underpins provenance. Full provenance in this case means the signature is the genuine in-game autograph linked to the named player and squad.

Issued through the Budapest 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule, this sticker is part of the capsule's autograph lineup and shares release context with the other autographs in that drop. Capsule origin tells you what siblings to expect and where the set sits in collectors' offerings for the StarLadder Budapest 2025 release.

Applied stickers are one-way: when you craft them onto a weapon the stock can be scraped thinner and removal destroys the sticker entirely. Every craft consumes a copy, so only clean, unapplied stickers remain available for the market and collections.

This item sits in the high end of sticker rarity for autographs as an Exotic rarity, which places it well above common grades and underpins how collectors classify supply. That rarity grade is a structural reason collectors give it weight when comparing to more common pieces.

For crafting, the Holo autograph reads clean on darker weapon finishes and tends to be placed where the signature gets the most play-typically a flat panel or large face to keep the holo effect visible. Because crafting destroys stock, demand for applied Holo autographs feeds back into the desirability of clean copies for collectors who prefer unassembled sets.

This is part of the StarLadder Budapest 2025 period and was released as the scene's autograph output for that event under Valve's design. As a post-Budapest 2025 piece it belongs to the wave of autographs tied to that tournament's capsule and is looked at alongside other 2025 event releases by collectors mapping recent sets.