Andrew Tate was partially liquidated again after opening a new high-leverage Bitcoin long on Hyperliquid, according to blockchain tracker Lookonchain.
Lookonchain said Tate had opened a 40x long position on 57.36 BTC, worth about $3.76 million. The tracker later said the position had been partially liquidated, with a new liquidation price of $64,824.44.
The position showed how narrow the margin was. Lookonchain first placed the liquidation price at $65,215.87, while Bitcoin traded close to that area during a volatile session.
According to crypto.news market data, BTC traded near $64,730, with an intraday high of $66,689 and low of $64,730. That placed the position close to further pressure if the market continued lower.
Lookonchain said Tate had already been liquidated 107 times before returning with the new trade. The tracker linked the position to a Hyperliquid address tied to his recent activity.
A 40x long gives a trader large exposure with a smaller amount of margin. It also leaves little room for price moves against the position before forced liquidation begins.
In this case, a small Bitcoin decline was enough to move the trade into danger. Lookonchain later said Tate was “partially liquidated again,” showing that part of the position had already been cut.
As previously reported by crypto.news, Tate’s Hyperliquid activity had drawn attention after traders traced his wallet activity in 2025. That earlier report said he had a 35.53% win rate on the platform at the time.
Tate’s crypto history also includes the DADDY meme coin. The token was promoted as a rival to Iggy Azalea’s MOTHER during the 2024 celebrity token wave.
As crypto.news reported earlier, DADDY was linked to warnings over concentrated holdings and possible insider activity. Bubblemaps later flagged the token, saying insiders acquired 30% of the supply before marketing began.
DADDY has since lost most of its value from its peak. According to the crypto.news price page, Daddy Tate traded at $0.01159, far below its June 2024 all-time high of $0.288644.
The latest Bitcoin trade does not show a full wipeout. It does show that Tate remains active in high-leverage crypto trading, despite repeated liquidations.
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