Andrew Tate suffered yet another high-profile trading setback today after his latest long position on Bitcoin (BTC) was liquidated in less than an hour, according to on-chain trading data reviewed by Finbold.
The trade, executed on decentralized perpetual exchange Hyperliquid, shows Tate opening a long at $87,305 per BTC on November 21, 2025, at 02:06:15 UTC, only for it to be forcibly closed at $86,201 at 03:03:01 UTC, resulting in a quick realized loss of $520.57 USDC, excluding fees.
This marks the 84th liquidation attributed to Tate on the Hyperliquid platform, reinforcing a pattern of aggressive leverage trading and poor risk management. The data reveal that his previous liquidations occurred across multiple days in November, typically stemming from attempts to catch potential BTC rebounds amid increased market volatility.
The liquidation history also shows a pattern of repeatedly entering long positions during minor price dips, only to be liquidated shortly afterward as momentum failed to support recovery attempts.
Today’s failed trade came against a backdrop of heightened instability in the Bitcoin market as the benchmark cryptocurrency trades just above $82,000 at the time of publication. Current price action suggests increased bearish pressure following a seven-day decline, contributing to the difficulty of sustaining leveraged long positions.
