Andrew Tate Loses Around $86,000 Trading Bitcoin on Hyperliquid

Andrew Tate has recorded another major setback in crypto trading after losing nearly $86,000 while taking both long and short positions on Bitcoin between Wednesday and Thursday. The trades were executed on the Hyperliquid platform using a highly leveraged account.

Data from HyperDash shows Tate initially opened a 57.36 BTC long position valued at around $3.79 million. The entry price was near $66,000, supported by roughly $100,000 in USDC, implying leverage of about 40x. As Bitcoin dropped toward the $64,000 range, the position was gradually closed, resulting in about $68,600 in realized losses.

Account Drops Sharply After Repeated Liquidations

After the long position failed, the wallet reversed direction and opened a 14.33 BTC short position worth nearly $1 million at a price of $64,817. However, Bitcoin later rebounded, triggering multiple liquidation events and further losses.

By June 18, the account balance had fallen sharply from $100,000 to nearly $14,000, wiping out almost the entire deposit within a short period.

Total Trading Losses Near $804,000

This is not the first major setback for Tate’s trading activity on Hyperliquid. Earlier in 2025, several leveraged Bitcoin longs were liquidated, including a $235,000 loss in November. He also lost around $67,500 on World Liberty Financial (WLFI) positions after a sharp price drop linked to a token unlock event.

According to data, Tate’s total perpetual futures losses now stand at approximately $803,800. The trading record highlights how high leverage can quickly wipe out capital during volatile price movements, even when market swings appear relatively small.