While Andrew Tate’s latest Bitcoin long was liquidated on Hyperliquid, the wider crypto market was also flushing leverage.
Fresh data from Lookonchain and Coinglass show hundreds of millions of dollars in BTC, ETH and SOL positions wiped out as prices moved lower.
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Andrew Tate’s Hyperliquid Account Hit With 84th BTC Liquidation
Andrew Tate’s trading account on Hyperliquid took another hit today after a fresh Bitcoin long was liquidated within about an hour.
On-chain tracker Lookonchain reported that Tate opened a new BTC long position and then saw it forcibly closed as price moved against him.
Andrew Tate BTC Liquidation Trades. Source: Hyperliquid / LookonchainAccording to the shared trade history, Tate opened the long near $87,305 with a size of about 0.44 BTC, worth roughly $38,000.
The position was later closed by a “Market Order Liquidation: Close Long” around $86,201, locking in a loss on the trade alongside fees.
Lookonchain said this latest move brings Tate’s total number of liquidations on Hyperliquid to 84.
The public record of repeated forced exits highlights how quickly leveraged positions on perpetual futures platforms can unwind when markets shift, even over very short time frames.
Bitcoin Leads $1 Billion Crypto Liquidation Wave in 24 Hours
Bitcoin traders absorbed the largest share of forced liquidations over the past 24 hours, with positions worth about $651.51 million wiped out, according to the latest liquidation heatmap.
The data shows BTC dominating the derivatives flush as volatile price action triggered margin calls across major venues.
Liquidation Heatmap. Source: CoinglassAt the same time, Ethereum liquidations reached roughly $267.14 million, marking the second-largest impact among major cryptocurrencies.
As prices moved lower, both long and short ETH positions faced rapid unwinds, adding to the pressure across the broader market.
Meanwhile, Solana saw about $76 million in liquidations, while a wide group of altcoins labeled “Others” accounted for another $80.33 million.
Together, the figures highlight how quickly leverage can reset across the crypto market when volatility spikes in a short time window.
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📅 Published: November 21, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: November 21, 2025
