Andrew Tate Liquidated 8 Times in 24 Hours on Hyperliquid

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Andrew Tate - the controversial British-American influencer - has been liquidated 8 times in the last 24 hours on Hyperliquid. On-chain data from Andrew Tate’s de-anonymized Arkham entity page shows that Tate deposited $100,000 to his Hyperliquid account. 

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Tate then opened a massive long position of approximately $3.8 million in BTC (roughly 57 BTC at around 40x leverage). The position was liquidated as Bitcoin’s price moved against him. He quickly flipped to a short position of $1 million in BTC, only to face liquidation again.

This pattern of high-leverage position flipping continued, resulting in a total of 8 liquidations within a single 24-hour period. His account balance has now been reduced to approximately $14,000.

The accompanying trade history data shows the full details of these recent liquidations, revealing a highly active and volatile period of perpetuals trading focused primarily on Bitcoin. Multiple market order liquidations occurred in rapid succession on both long and short sides as BTC fluctuated around the $64,000–$66,000 range on June 17, 2026.

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This latest incident adds to Tate’s extensive history on Hyperliquid, which includes over multiple prior liquidations.

Tate is an entrepreneur and the founder of a number of companies across media and education. Regarded by some as controversial, his company The Real World sells online education on a range of topics like trading, entrepreneurship, social media etc. He has also run a webcam studio, a private club called The War Room, and was previously a professional kickboxer. In 2024, he launched a memecoin called $DADDY which reached a peak market cap of over $200M.

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Liquidation is an unfortunate but common part of crypto leverage trading. Read our guide to crypto liquidations here where we dive into the mechanics of liquidation and how best to avoid it.