Internet personality Andrew Tate was partially liquidated again on a high-leverage Bitcoin long position on the Hyperliquid exchange, according to data from blockchain tracker Lookonchain.
The Trade and Liquidation
Lookonchain reported that Tate opened a 40x leveraged long position on 57.36 BTC, valued at approximately $3.76 million. The tracker indicated the position was partially liquidated, with the new liquidation price set at $64,824.44.
The trade had very narrow margins. Lookonchain initially listed the liquidation price at $65,215.87, a level Bitcoin approached during a volatile trading session. According to market data, BTC traded near $64,730, with an intraday low of $64,730 and a high of $66,689.
The position’s sensitivity to price moves was evident. A relatively small decline in Bitcoin’s price was enough to trigger the partial liquidation, cutting part of the trade.
Tate’s Trading History
Lookonchain noted this event follows 107 previous liquidations for Tate before he returned with this new position. The tracker linked the trade to a Hyperliquid address connected to his recent on-chain activity.
A 40x leveraged position provides large market exposure from a small margin deposit. This structure also means the trade has little room for adverse price movements before a forced liquidation occurs.
Tate’s prior activity on Hyperliquid was analyzed in a 2025 report, which at the time showed a win rate of 35.53% on the platform.
Broader Crypto Involvement
Beyond leveraged trading, Tate’s crypto history includes the DADDY meme coin, promoted in 2024 as a rival to the MOTHER token. That token later faced scrutiny, with analytics firm Bubblemaps flagging that insiders acquired 30% of its supply before public marketing began.
DADDY’s price has since declined significantly from its peak. It currently trades at $0.01159, far below its June 2024 all-time high of $0.288644.
The latest incident was a partial liquidation, not a full wipeout of the position. It demonstrates Tate’s continued activity in high-risk, high-leverage crypto markets despite a history of repeated forced exits.
Based on reporting from crypto.news.
