Andrew Tate loses over $800,000 and is called “one of the worst crypto traders”

Market watchers have labeled Andrew Tate one of the worst traders in crypto after he was completely liquidated on HyperLiquid, losing more than $800,000.

He joins a growing list of high-profile traders who have seen their fortunes evaporate on the platform. Tate’s repeated liquidations highlight the harsh reality of high leverage.

Andrew Tate’s crypto trading ends with complete liquidation on Hyperliquid

Arcam’s blockchain analysis reveals the scale of Tate’s trading losses. The former kickboxer deposited $727,000 into Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual exchange.

All his funds remained on the exchange and were locked in loss-making trades until fully liquidated.

Andrew Tate’s Hyperliquid Deposit. Source: Arkham

Tate recovered by trading on referral income. He received $75,000 from users who joined through his referral link. Instead of withdrawing these rewards, he used them for further transactions. All $75,000 disappeared in the same liquidation cycle.

“Andrew Tate is now completely liquidated on HyperLiquid. All he has left is $984. Some people thought he had been liquidated many times before, but he was making money from referrals and trading that money on HL many times,” added analyst Param.

Pattern of failed trades

Tate’s trading history is extremely volatile. In June 2025, he lost $597,000 on Hyperliquid. The situation did not improve after that. Analyst Star Platinum highlighted that Tate opened a long position in the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token in September. However, this resulted in a loss of $67,500. He opened a new position a few minutes later, but suffered another loss.

His record continued this month. On November 14th, he was liquidated again, but this time he was holding BTC long with 40x leverage. Wipeout cost $235,000.

August brought him his only moment of success. I made a small short sale on YZY and made $16,000. Even that brief victory was erased by another losing trade.

Overall, Tate executed over 80 trades with a win rate of only 35.5%. His cumulative losses amounted to $699,000 in just a few months, reflecting aggressive risk-taking and consistent poor timing.

Cryptocurrency analysts have called him “one of the worst traders in crypto” due to his losing streak.

“Based on this trading record, Andrew Tate may be one of the worst traders in crypto, and people are still paying him for advice,” market watchers wrote.

Mr. Tate is not the only one who has suffered significant losses from leveraged trading. Other famous traders have experienced similar situations. For example, James Wynn lost more than $23 million on Hyperliquid. His account went from millions of dollars to just $6,010.

In July, Quantio took a $25.8 million hit after a market rally forced short positions to be unwound and earlier gains wiped out. Another whale, known as 0xa523, had an even tougher situation. He lost $43.4 million in one month on Hyperliquid.

The experiences of Tate, Wynn, Kwatio, and 0xa523 highlight the inherent risks associated with trading with high leverage on decentralized perpetual exchanges. While some traders have made significant profits on these platforms, the rapid liquidations seen in these cases demonstrate to users how quickly positions can move.

Their results serve as a reminder that leverage can amplify both profits and losses, and that even well-known market participants are not immune to the volatility of crypto derivatives.

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