Andrew Tate Loses $67K on WLFI Liquidation, Keeps Betting Despite $700K Overall Losses

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has once again found himself on the losing side of crypto trading. On Tuesday, Tate was liquidated for $67,500 on a leveraged position in WLFI. What’s more surprising is that within minutes of this heavy loss, he jumped straight back in with another long bet on the same token.

According to blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain, this latest hit extends Tate’s cumulative trading losses to nearly $700,000 across 80 trades, with only a 36% win rate.

The liquidation came during a turbulent launch period for WLFI. The Trump-family-linked token debuted on major exchanges Monday, but within hours its price tumbled from $0.331 to $0.210 as over 24.6 billion tokens entered circulation. By Tuesday morning, the token recovered slightly to $0.242, still down more than 21% from its opening. Tate’s leveraged long couldn’t withstand the crash, forcing the $67K wipeout.

Despite this, he immediately reopened a fresh WLFI long, continuing his pattern of aggressive, high-leverage trades on the Hyperliquid exchange.

This setback comes just weeks after Tate’s rare win — a $16,000 profit from shorting Kanye West’s YZY token at 3x leverage. But overall, his record remains deeply negative, with only 29 out of 80 trades profitable and the majority ending in six-figure losses.