Seibert has been trading on the stock exchange since before 1998 and runs his trading and education business through W5invest. His championship breakout came in 2019 when he won the inaugural Global Cup Derivatives Trading Championship at 210% — a championship Robbins created for traders running multi-instrument systematic books. He followed it with the headline 2020 result: 342.3% net in the main Futures Championship, a year that included the COVID-era volatility expansion. He kept placing through the 2020-2021 Global Cup cycle (2nd, 222%), the 2022 Futures title (1st, 262%), and the 2022-2023 Global Cup cycle (2nd, 183%).

His methodology is fully systematic — multiple uncorrelated strategies running across CME index futures and other liquid derivatives, with an explicit focus on portfolio-level draw-down rather than headline return. The Zeno program offered through World Cup Advisor lets retail accounts mirror his championship trades in real time; the program is currently one of the higher-AUM Featured Advisor accounts on the platform.

Seibert is a low-profile public figure compared to the Italian and U.S. WCTC winners — there is no Twitter footprint, no YouTube channel, and outreach realistically runs through W5invest or the World Cup Advisor support team. For trading-tournaments.com, his profile matters because no other trader in the modern era has won both the standard and the Global derivative championship formats, and Zeno is one of the cleanest examples of a championship-grade strategy actually published to retail subscribers.