Andrew Tate's Hyperliquid Wallet Deep Red $600K，他还敢说"一笔交易翻身"？

Internet celebrity Andrew Tate's “big show-off” of his crypto trades backfired. After traders uncovered his wallet on Hyperliquid, his true trading record was fully exposed—total losses reaching $580,113, a stark contrast to his previous boast of a 138.5% return.

An “Unintentional” Exposure

The cause of the incident was simple. Tate posted on X platform about a long ETH position (current price $3.30K) on Hyperliquid (HYPE, current price $24.72), claiming a 138.5% profit, with a referral link used for traffic. But he seemed to overlook one detail—Hyperliquid is a DEX (decentralized exchange), and all trading data is on-chain and verifiable.

Crypto traders quickly traced Tate's wallet address and uncovered an “interesting truth.” Although the deleted post claimed over 130% profit, wallet history showed that since Tate started trading on Hyperliquid, his cumulative losses had already reached $580,113—a slap in his face.

Recent Signs of Improvement, but Still Far from Reversal

Interestingly, Tate's current holdings show signs of a turnaround. According to Hyperdash data, he now holds a 25x leveraged ETH long position with an account equity of $146,267. After the post was deleted, the unrealized profit on this position even surged close to 250%.

In the past 24 hours, Tate has made a profit of $16,721 from this position, with unrealized PnL reaching $40,091. It seems he found a “free ride” market. But the point is, this profit is just a drop in the bucket compared to his $580K total historical loss.

“One Trade Will Turn It Around”—What Traders Say

Faced with the embarrassment of his wallet being exposed and his real losses revealed, Tate responded confidently: “I'll make it all back with one trade. Watch this space.”

But traders are not convinced by this promise. One user sarcastically commented on X: “Tate was trying to gain followers with Hyperliquid's referral link, but forgot this is a DEX. His wallet was instantly exposed, and he’s already lost $600K.” Another user was more direct: “He was once so glamorous, now he's just embarrassed.”

Andrew Tate and His “Love-Hate” Relationship with Crypto

This isn't Tate's first controversy involving crypto. In October last year, YouTube content creator Coffeezilla publicly accused Tate of promoting obscure altcoins like ROOST and DADDY, which starkly contrasts with his previous claims of disliking crypto. After the incident escalated, Tate even began personal attacks on Coffeezilla.

Now, Tate's “car crash” on Hyperliquid again exposes his true level in crypto trading—completely inconsistent with his “mentor” persona in other fields. The market remains skeptical of his boastful claims of “turning it around with one trade,” especially given his track record already speaks volumes.