Andrew Tate hit by another partial liquidation after opening $3.76M 40x BTC long
Andrew Tate was partially liquidated again after opening a new high‑leverage Bitcoin long, blockchain tracker Lookonchain reported. Tate took a 40x long on 57.36 BTC—about $3.76 million at the time—on derivatives platform Hyperliquid, and the position was later partially liquidated with a revised liquidation price of $64,824.44.
The trade underscored how thin the margin was: Lookonchain initially flagged a liquidation price of $65,215.87, and Bitcoin traded tightly around that zone during a volatile session. Crypto.news market data showed BTC swinging between an intraday high of $66,689 and a low of $64,730, with spot near $64,730—close enough to expose the leveraged position to further pressure if the market slid.
High leverage, high risk
A 40x long amplifies exposure while requiring only a small margin, meaning modest adverse moves can trigger liquidations. In this case, a relatively small price decline was sufficient to push part of Tate’s stake into liquidation; Lookonchain later confirmed that a portion of the position had been cut.
Tate’s recent trading record and Hyperliquid link
Lookonchain noted Tate had been liquidated 107 times previously before opening this latest trade, and tied the position to a Hyperliquid address connected to his recent activity. Earlier reporting that tracked his 2025 on‑chain activity put his win rate on Hyperliquid at 35.53% at the time.
Meme-coin backstory: DADDY
Tate’s crypto footprint also includes the DADDY meme token, launched amid the 2024 celebrity token wave as a rival to Iggy Azalea’s MOTHER. DADDY attracted scrutiny over concentrated holdings and potential insider activity—Bubblemaps flagged that insiders held roughly 30% of the supply before marketing began. The token has since collapsed from its June 2024 all‑time high of $0.288644 to around $0.01159, per crypto.news pricing.
Bottom line
This latest partial liquidation didn’t wipe Tate out, but it reinforces a pattern: he remains active in high‑leverage crypto trading despite repeated liquidations. As ever, such positions carry significant risk.
Disclosure: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
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