A week ago, controversial online figure Andrew Tate reportedly lost his entire trading balance on crypto derivatives exchange Hyperliquid.
This came after Bitcoin (BTC) dipped below $90,000 that week.
On-chain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence revealed that Tate had been “hyperliquidated,” losing every dollar he deposited into the platform, along with the referral rewards earned from users trading under his link.
Now, a deeper analysis of Hyperliquid data indicates Tate has lost nearly $1 million in forced liquidations, and almost his entire holdings of Donald Trump-backed World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens are wiped out.
Hyperliquid data shows WLFI holdings nearly gone
Recent on-chain records from Hyperliquid indicate that Tate has lost most of his WLFI tokens, one of the coins he often promoted.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is a crypto project backed by the Trump family.
WLFI operates on blockchain infrastructure supporting decentralized finance (DeFi) features, including staking, governance, and community-led rewards.
Nearly $1M in forced liquidations
Transaction logs on Hyperliquid show a string of forced position closures on Tate’s account as the BTC price fell.
According to the analysis, Tate’s total realized loss reached around $760,000, wiping out all trading capital and referral gains combined.
A detailed breakdown shows that Tate lost $968,569 specifically from liquidation events, though he had generated roughly $208,000 in normal trading profit before the wipeout.
His total trading volume liquidated reportedly exceeded $44.3 million, suggesting a highly leveraged strategy vulnerable to even minor price swings.
The largest single liquidation occurred on Jan. 9, 2025, when a long position on BTC was closed at $92,036, resulting in an $87,489 loss.
By coin, the majority of his losses came from Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH), followed by trades in World Liberty Financial (WLFI), along with smaller positions in TRUMP memecoin and Solana (SOL):
