Andrew Tate's trading data analysis on the Hyperliquid blockchain revealed cumulative losses of approximately $583,000 since he began trading on the platform six months prior, despite his publicly shared profitable trade
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According to Hyperdash, since he started actively trading on Hyperliquid 6 months ago, he’s lost around 575K, with most of his trades being longs. Well, he’s bullish on crypto, so you have to give him credit for that.
So far, Tate has only gotten 27 “wins” from his Hyperliquid perp trading, while the other 49 trades have resulted in losses for the influencer. The analysis platform concluded that his win rate is only at 35.53%, while his losses on the platform have amounted to more than $583,000.
According to on-chain data from Lookonchain, the influencer and former kickboxer lost $583,000. The losses came after placing over 76 trades but managing only 27 wins, which translates to a 35.53% win rate.
Trader Andrew Tate posted a screenshot showing a +138.5% gain on a leveraged Ethereum trade. But within hours, blockchain data revealed nearly $600,000 in losses tied to his Hyperliquid trading wallet, prompting him to delete the post.
On June 11, the influencer bragged about a 138% gain in his leveraged ETH long position. In a now-deleted post, Tate shared the profit percentage notification along with his Hyperliquid referral code. Because Hyperliquid is a decentralized exchange, traders were able to easily uncover his wallet address and scrutinize his trading activity.
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