- Andrew Tate’s wallet balance on the Hyperliquid exchange plummeted from $100,000 to about $14,000 in a single day in June 2026.
- The influencer’s high-stakes bets included a 40x leveraged long Bitcoin position that realized a loss of $68,600 as prices fell.
- Tate’s overall performance on the platform shows Hyperliquid perpetual futures losses totaling nearly $804,000.
- The trades demonstrate the extreme risk of leveraged trading, where even small market moves can rapidly erase capital.
Controversial social media figure Andrew Tate suffered a rapid trading loss of nearly $100,000 while betting on Bitcoin on the Hyperliquid exchange between Wednesday and Thursday of this week. His portfolio, data shows, has been severely impacted by a series of high-leverage crypto trades since 2025.
A Hyperliquid wallet linked to Tate opened a 57.36 BTC long position worth $3.79 million on Wednesday with 40x leverage. However, Bitcoin’s price drop towards the mid-$64,000 area on Thursday triggered the position to unwind, according to data resource HyperDash.
Consequently, the long trade recorded about $68,600 in cumulative realized losses. The wallet then switched to a short position, which was also hit as Bitcoin rebounded, leading to five short liquidation fills.
Meanwhile, Tate’s crypto trading issues predate this recent event significantly. For instance, in November 2025, his 40x BTC long position was liquidated for $235,000.
In another case, he lost approximately $67,500 on World Liberty Financial positions ahead of a token unlock in September 2025. He re-entered the same trade almost immediately and lost again, as a screenshot from Lookonchain showed.
As of Friday, Tate’s all-time performance tab revealed perpetual futures losses of $803,800. This pattern highlights how volatile markets can quickly decimate a leveraged account.
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