Sticker | FlyQuest (Holo) | Budapest 2025

This is a Holo team sticker for Flyquest issued for the StarLadder Budapest 2025 campaign and released via the Budapest 2025 Contenders Sticker Capsule. It is not an autograph or community decal - it bears the Flyquest org mark in Valve's Holo finish and carries Exotic rarity with partial provenance noted.

The sticker uses the Holo film, which sits above the base Paper and below the most extreme finishes in the set hierarchy. Holo gives the art a reflective sheen and visual depth that clearly differentiates it from a flat paper print while remaining a mainstream premium option compared with top-tier specialty films.

Market-wise this piece is positioned in the mid bracket for the capsule, so it's not an entry-level paper pick nor a grail-tier chase. For a collector that wants a visible upgrade from the base without committing to the very rare finishes, it occupies a sensible middle ground.

Collectors value the Holo film because it amplifies the team mark and colors without changing the original design language. Given the finish_rank as premium, Holo versions of the same sticker are routinely preferred over Paper for display and crafts, making them the obvious step up for anyone focused on aesthetics.

This sticker is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025 and was issued through the Budapest 2025 Contenders Sticker Capsule. Event provenance anchors the print run and is the single immutable link between the sticker and that tournament's capsule supply.

Flyquest's org mark is the selling point here; team stickers draw demand from supporters who want to brand their loadout and from collectors tracking specific org identities. Loyalty and visual recognition of the Flyquest logo feed steady interest whenever that team appears in a capsule.

Because this came from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Sticker Capsule, the print was fixed at release and the capsule stopped dropping after the event window. That permanent cap means clean stock only thins as applied copies enter the game and collections age.

An applied copy is glued to an in-game weapon and visibly altered by placement and wear, while an unapplied clean copy remains on its sticker slot and can be traded or applied later. Collectors routinely prefer unapplied copies for resale and pristine display because condition and original adhesive state matter.

Combine the Exotic rarity with a premium Holo film and partial provenance and you get a collectible that works as a mid-tier long hold: visually superior to paper, tied to a single capsule, and representing a recognizable org. Those three elements together make it a rational pick for someone building a team-focused collection.

Holo team stickers like this one sit well on darker, matte skins where the shine reads cleanly and the Flyquest mark stays legible; that makes them useful for crafts that want a flash without overpowering the weapon art. Demand for such practical, attractive finishes feeds back into their desirability among players and collectors alike.

When hunting a clean example look for an unapplied condition and the Holo finish explicitly listed, then compare the listing to the live price block on this page. The price block shows current market levels; check condition and provenance notes before you commit.