Fausti closed out 2025 with a historic year of recognitions that cemented his status as one of the brightest young talents in world chess. In December, he won the Silver Olimpia Award for Chess for the second consecutive year, a distinction granted by Argentina’s Sports Journalists Circle to honor the country’s top athletes in each discipline. The award reflected his consistency and excellence throughout the year, including standout performances in both international and national tournaments. The recognition added to honors received from international organizations and media outlets: the Spanish newspaper Marca named him International Sports Revelation, highlighting his performances against grandmasters in events such as the Goa World Cup and the Szmetan-Giardelli Masters in Buenos Aires. In addition, during the World Blitz Championship in Doha, FIDE organized a vote on its YouTube channel to choose the tournament’s best young player, and Oro was recognized by the international community as the most outstanding emerging talent. In the digital sphere, he also received the title of Best ChessKid Player of 2025 on Chess.com, further solidifying his rise on online chess platforms.