That's because Bloodtracker's triggered ability checks the creature's existence just before it leaves the battlefield, and it still has all those counters on it at that point
While I can't control how Wizards reprints cards or control the over-the-top demands of the counterfeit community, I can appeal to the large majority of the Magic community that's filled with reasonable people who love the game of Magic to do what they can to help lessen the impact of the problem
[14] He also competes in the Battle City tournament, but is defeated by Kaiba's God Card
This card reminds me a lot of some of the cards we saw in Strixhaven, which seemed like they didnt really do that much, but it turned out Learning for one or two mana was good, even if the other effect was negligible, and I think thats kind of what were looking at here
It then grants the equipped creature indestructible, and if you ever want to move it onto another creature, you can pay three mana to do so