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    Home»Altcoins»Andrew Tate Critiques Kanye West’s YZY, Approaching $700K Loss on Hyperliquid
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    Andrew Tate Critiques Kanye West’s YZY, Approaching $700K Loss on Hyperliquid

    Ethan CarterBy Ethan CarterAugust 22, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Andrew Tate Critiques Kanye West’s YZY, Approaching $700K Loss on Hyperliquid
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    Former kickboxing champion and contentious influencer Andrew Tate has joined the ranks of celebrities investing in Kanye West’s newly launched YZY token, but his investments are already facing significant losses.

    A wallet associated with Tate initiated a 3x leveraged short position on the newly launched YZY token at $0.85, currently reflecting a $16,000 loss on the trade.

    According to blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain, Tate “doesn’t appear to excel in perps trading,” with cumulative losses approaching $700,000 on a single Hyperliquid account. “To date, he has completed 80 trades on #Hyperliquid — only 29 of which were profitable (win rate: 36.25%) — resulting in total losses of $699K,” they noted in a Friday X post.

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    Source: Lookonchain

    The YZY token, introduced by the rapper on Solana on Thursday, saw the top 13 wallets collectively profiting $24.5 million as they sold off the token, which surged 1,400% within the first hour before plummeting more than 74% thereafter.

    Related: Ether trader nearly wiped out after epic run from $125K to $43M

    As celebrity interest in cryptocurrencies increases, numerous influencers are facing financial losses, highlighting that not all financial advice or investment endorsements should be considered equally.

    This loss comes more than a year after Tate encountered insider trading allegations regarding his memecoin, the Daddy Tate (DADDY) token, where insiders acquired 30% of the supply at launch prior to Tate promoting the token on X, as reported by Cointelegraph.

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    Most Andrew Tate-endorsed memecoins crashed by 99%

    Tate joined a surge of celebrities endorsing Solana memecoins on June 7, 2024, supporting over 10 tokens known for lacking intrinsic value.

    Most of these tokens plummeted around 99% of their value shortly after Tate’s endorsement, with several reportedly having up to 30% insider supply allocation, according to a warning from Bubblemaps in an X post in October 2024.

    These included Roost (ROOST), the Germany Token (GER), Fuck Tristan (FTRISTAN), TopG (TOPG), RNT (RNT), and Daddy Tate (DADDY).

    Cryptocurrencies, Scams, Trading, Solana, Memecoin
    GER/SOL, 1-day, all-time chart. Source: Bubblemaps

    Over 30 celebrity-endorsed tokens launched on Solana in June 2024 have experienced price declines of no less than 73.23%.

    Other celebrities promoting Solana-based meme tokens include 50 Cent, Caitlyn Jenner, Iggy Azalea, and soccer icon Ronaldinho Gaúcho.

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    Source: Instagram

    The UFC contender Khamzat Chimaev-linked Smash (SMASH) token also faced insider allegations when it was revealed that up to 78% of the token’s supply was purchased by team and developer-related wallets, as reported by Cointelegraph in July 2024.

    Three days after the token’s launch, Chimaev’s manager, Majdi Shammas, claimed that the fighter “wasn’t involved” with the SMASH memecoin and “[knows] just as little as you do,” alleging that he promoted the coin without the fighter’s consent.

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