In September 2020, Bybit ran the first-ever World Series of Trading. The leaderboard's individual PnL category closed at 5,242.02%. The USDT Solo Throwdown closed at 4,974.22%, paying out 90,000 USDT. And the BTC Troop Showdown went to the W.T.C team, taking the 35-BTC top prize. All three of those winning entries trace back to a single handle: junki84. WSOT 2020 was his first-ever crypto trading competition, by his own admission in the only long-form interview he has ever given (CoinReaders, September 8, 2020).

Five years later, the public record is almost unchanged. The X account @Junki841 exists — he opened it during the competition itself after a friend told him he should — but it has stayed quiet. His stated method in the CoinReaders interview is trend-following on bitcoin perps using moving averages, volume, Fibonacci, and RSI; typical leverage 8-10×; sizing rule: "Set position size and stop-loss first; leverage falls out of that." He has not built a KOL brand off the WSOT 2020 win. He has not surfaced his real name in any public-indexable source since.