A trader has managed to
secure over 4,000% profit in less than three weeks as part of the World
Series of Trading, or WSOT — a competition hosted by leverage crypto
trading exchange, Bybit.

Using his Twitter name for the competition, SalsaTekila appears on the WSOT troop leaderboard,
advancing his team forward with 4,495.95% profit. The trader started
the competition trading with just 0.19 Bitcoin (BTC), but has managed to
turn that into about 8.76 BTC over the course of the competition.

The trader jumped on
Tone Vays' YouTube channel on Aug. 25 to talk about the competition,
revealing his strategy mostly revolves around short-term trading, known
as scalping. He also noted using a riskier money management strategy in
the early days of the competition, given the pace at which he needed to
build profits. 

Bybit launched its inaugural WSOT
on Aug. 10 with two main categories — team BTC, also known as troop
BTC, and individual USDT. On the troop side, the category in which
SalsaTekila competes, traders rounded up a posse of team members,
competing alongside teammates for the best average overall profit/loss
ratio, or P&L, trading Bitcoin USD perpetual swap contracts on
Bybit. Awards also exist for the top individual P&L and profit among
all traders in the troop division. 

SalsaTekila's team, Jalapeno,
is currently in first place, with SalsaTekila having the best P&L. A
team called W.T.C holds second place as of press time. A trader under
the tag junki84 leads his team, touting  an additionally impressive
3,591.56% profit. Starting with 0.30 BTC, junki84 has traded his way up
to 11.206 BTC since the competition's start. Tweeting about the
competition, SalsaTekila has often referenced his rivalry with junki84,
as the two traders battle it out for top standings in the three
categories.

The competition which ends on Aug 31, boasts 135 teams, for a combined total of 10,240 traders.

Cointelegraph reached out to SalsaTekila for comment, and will update if we receive a response.

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