According to @OnchainLens, Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) was liquidated on a BTC long with an estimated $112,000 loss and an account balance of $984, with the referenced wallet activity shown on HyperBot at https://hyperbot.network/trader/0xb78d97390a96a17fd2b58fedbeb3dd876c8f660a (source: https://twitter.com/OnchainLens/status/1990734835678339552). Forced liquidations are executed as market orders and can add sell pressure during down moves, which is consistent with futures margin mechanics described by CME Group and margin call dynamics outlined by Investopedia (sources: https://www.cmegroup.com/education/courses/introduction-to-futures/understanding-futures-margins.html and https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/margincall.asp). For traders, this highlights the need to limit leverage and use stop-loss orders to reduce liquidation risk during BTC volatility, as noted by Investopedia’s stop-loss order guidance (source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/stop-lossorder.asp).

According to @EmberCN, BTC briefly broke above 116,000 dollars about two hours prior, and the tracked trader cut part of his BTC short to lift the liquidation price to 117,510 dollars to avoid being wiped out, source: EmberCN on X, Sep 12, 2025, and HyperBot trader page at hyperbot.network/trader/0xa5232e97b4ded3d2EF25Be059c3489e61Be475Aa. According to @EmberCN, the same trader lost 35.84 million dollars repeatedly longing ETH from Aug 15 to end-August during pullbacks, then flipped to short BTC in early September and is now down 5.79 million dollars on the BTC short, source: EmberCN on X and HyperBot trader page. According to @EmberCN, key referenced levels for traders are 116,000 dollars (recent breakout) and 117,510 dollars (this short’s current liquidation price) as cited in the post, source: EmberCN on X. According to @EmberCN, the post discloses sponsorship by Bitget, source: EmberCN on X.