Sticker | device (Holo) | Budapest 2025

This is the Holo autograph of device, released as part of the Budapest 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule and carrying his Astralis affiliation. The sticker is a signed, player-autograph item rather than a team or community spray, and it comes from Valve's design for the Budapest 2025 set.

The film on this sticker is Holo, which sits above the base paper in the finish hierarchy and below top-tier specialty films. Within its set Holo is treated as a premium finish that visually separates itself from the paper baseline and from the rarest decorative films.

This sticker sits in the mid price bracket among comparable autographs, making it a mainstream collectible that still commands attention. For a collector that wants event-provenance and a premium film without chasing the very top tier, this is a sensible target.

Collectors chase Holo because the reflective film makes the autograph pop and preserves the signature's clarity better than paper. The premium finish_rank designation here explains why buyers prefer Holo over the base version of the same signature.

The sticker is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025, and that event provenance is stamped on every capsule release and player autograph from the set. Event linkage matters because the capsule origin fixes where and how the print was released.

This is device's autograph and it carries his Astralis association, which is the direct provenance collectors read first. The signature ties the sticker to the player, the team, and the Budapest 2025 capsule run, all of which are signals buyers look for.

This sticker comes from a tournament capsule, so the print run is fixed by the capsule release and no new drops continue after the event run ends. That permanent supply cap is why clean stock becomes the collectible component over time rather than ongoing production.

An applied copy changes the item's utility for the owner and can reduce resale flexibility, while an unapplied, clean sticker preserves transferable condition and collector options. Condition matters here because an unapplied Holo autograph keeps the stock intact and the signature in original form.

Put simply: provenance, a premium Holo finish, and a capped capsule supply make this a solid mid-tier autograph to hold. For collectors targeting player autographs from Budapest 2025, this sticker balances mainstream liquidity with a higher rarity classification.

Holo films like this one play well on darker, glossy weapon skins where the reflective signature reads clearly; device's autograph is sized and placed to sit cleanly on popular canvases. Collectors who craft prioritize finishes that preserve signature legibility and visual contrast, and Valve's design choices support that use.

When shopping look specifically for an unapplied, clean Holo copy to preserve provenance and craft options; condition and applied status are the two quick checks. Live market pricing is shown in the price block on this page, which reflects current demand driven by finish, provenance, and capped supply.