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Andrew Tate’s Hyperliquid Account Wiped Out After Bitcoin Tumbles Below $90,000

On-chain analysis says all funds he deposited on Hyperliquid, including referral rewards, were erased by high‑leverage positions during the latest Bitcoin slide.

Overview

  • Tate’s most recent BTC-long on Hyperliquid was liquidated on Nov. 18 for about $112,000 as price dipped under roughly $96,000, leaving the account with $984, according to Onchain Lens reporting.
  • Arkham Intelligence reports $727,000 in total deposits to Hyperliquid were lost with no withdrawals, along with roughly $75,000 in referral rewards that were also traded away.
  • Cumulative losses traced since June are estimated in the $700,000–$750,000 range based on on-chain tracking by Arkham and other analytics outlets.
  • Earlier setbacks include nearly $600,000 lost in June, a WLFI liquidation of about $67,500 in September, and a $235,000 BTC-long wiped out on Nov. 14 at 40x leverage.
  • The wipeout came during a steep market drop that drove Bitcoin to a seven-month low near $89,393 and triggered over $800 million in forced liquidations across leveraged crypto positions, with Yahoo Finance noting Tate still holds other on-chain assets valued around $218,000.