Sticker | Snappi (Holo) | Budapest 2025

This is a Holo autograph sticker: the Snappi signature applied to the Ninjas in Pyjamas motif released as part of the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025. It is the signed, event-issue version of the design rather than a team print or community decal, intended for collectors who want an on-card autograph from the player.

Holo sits above the base film in the finish hierarchy for this set; it is a premium film relative to the paper edition and sits below the ultra-rare metallic and specialty films. Within the capsule ladder for Budapest 2025, Holo is the finish collectors target when they want something visibly more striking than paper but not at the absolute top of the film chain.

Collectors chase this Holo because it elevates the autograph visually and reads better on most weapon skins compared with the paper autograph twin. The label marks it as a premium film, so demand comes from its stronger sheen and how signatures pop under game lighting rather than any underlying design change.

The sticker carries Snappi's autograph and is explicitly tied to his time with Ninjas in Pyjamas, so provenance is full and clean for the signature. That direct player link is the core provenance collectors look for when assessing an autograph's pedigree within a set.

It was released in the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule, which groups the autograph variants from that event together and defines the sibling set this sticker belongs to. Being from that capsule tells you where similar autographs and finishes came from and frames availability against the other stickers in the same drop.

Applied stickers are one-way items: once you place this sticker on a weapon it can be scraped thinner with the in-game tool and removing it destroys the applied copy entirely. Every craft or applied copy reduces clean stock, so the pool of intact Holo autographs only decreases as people use them.

This sticker is marked Exotic in rarity and the passed rarity tier places it high among sticker grades for collectors who track scarcity. That Exotic classification underpins why condition and provenance matter more here than they would for lower-tier prints.

Holo autographs like this are commonly used for crafts because the film and signature show well on popular weapon canvases; collectors tend to craft onto finishes that complement the Holo sheen and the autograph placement. The decision to craft usually reflects visual synergy with a weapon skin rather than a folder of numbers, and that visible payoff is what keeps demand for clean examples steady.

This piece belongs to the StarLadder Budapest 2025 wave of autographs, placing it among other event-issued signatures from that tournament and capsule. Its standing is defined by that release and the capsule lineage rather than by broader scene-era labels, so you read it as a Budapest 2025 autograph issue first and foremost.