Sticker | FURIA (Holo) | Budapest 2025

Sticker | FURIA (Holo) | Budapest 2025 is the holo team sticker for FURIA released for StarLadder Budapest 2025. It is a Team sticker finished in Holo and issued through the Budapest 2025 Legends Sticker Capsule by Valve.

This is a Holo finish, which sits above the base paper film in the set's finish ladder and below the set's top-tier films. Think of it as the premium step beyond paper that most collectors aim for when they want visual depth without jumping to the highest-tier specialty films.

Collectors prize the Holo film here because it adds color shift and depth to the FURIA mark that the paper version lacks, turning a flat team logo into something that catches light on display and crafts. The premium finish rank makes those visual gains the primary reason people choose a holo over the base design.

Market-wise this sticker sits in the mid bracket, a practical pick for someone who wants a premium finish without reaching into the most elite tiers. Mid-tier status means steady interest from collectors and casual traders who value the holo look but are not hunting grail pieces.

The sticker carries the FURIA organization mark, and that badge is what drives loyalty buys and roster-rooted collecting. Team fans tend to buy for identity and display, and team emblems like this feed both casual fandom and set-completion interests.

This piece is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025 and carries that event provenance as its contextual anchor. Event provenance matters because it ties the art to a specific release window and capsule narrative rather than to a generic production run.

It was dropped in the Budapest 2025 Legends Sticker Capsule, so it belongs to that capsule's family and sibling lineup. Being from a named tournament capsule places it in the same release set as other event stickers and any fixed-supply mechanics that applied to that capsule.

Applied stickers scrape thinner with each scrape and are destroyed if forcibly removed, and every craft burns a copy from circulation. Clean, unapplied stock only gets thinner over time as people craft and apply, so supply dynamics are one-way.

The sticker is graded Exotic and sits on the higher end of the rarity ladder for stickers in this capsule's ecosystem. That high rarity underpins the collector attention and is a key part of why pristine examples are watched by set builders.

Holo team stickers like this are frequently used in crafts because the finish reads well on weapon skins and catches light when positioned on key faces. Craft demand for holos tends to push interest in clean copies since the visual payoff on a finished weapon is immediate and obvious.

As an item released around the StarLadder Budapest 2025 window, this sticker belongs to the modern wave of event capsules where Valve produced polished holo team pieces. Its placement in that release period shapes how collectors view it: contemporary, capsule-tied, and part of the recent stream of event team art.