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Andrew Tate has lost over half a million dollars trading crypto.
That information is public now and the numbers came straight from his wallet activity on Hyperliquid. They show 49 losing trades out of 76. That’s a win rate of about 35 percent. I know a lot of people blow money trading, but when someone with this much reach posts a winning trade to promote a reflink, then deletes it after people find the rest, it tells you how fake this game can get.
Right now he’s long on Ethereum with 25x leverage. Technically he’s up about $36,000, at least for now.
But that’s not really the story, the real story is someone losing $580K, then saying they’ll make it all back in one trade. That line should worry anybody who actually wants to learn how crypto works.
This isn’t me hating on Tate, my problem is what happens when people who are followed by millions post selective wins and pretend that’s the full picture. Most beginners don’t know that Hyperliquid is a DEX. They don’t even know wallets are trackable, they just see a flashy green PnL and a confident caption.
And then they copy the move just like that.
You can say what you want about Tate’s style or beliefs, but when it comes to crypto this kind of thing is why a lot of people keep getting wrecked. If you don’t know the whole story behind a trade, you probably shouldn’t be using it to guide your own.
