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Andrew Tate opened a $3.79M Bitcoin long at 40x leverage on Hyperliquid, entry at $66,045. At 40x there's barely any room for error, and Bitcoin started dropping almost the moment he opened it. He held on as it kept sliding lower, but with leverage that high there was no... show more

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BREAKING: “Trump insider” with a reported high win rate just opened a $10.4M $BTC short at 40x leverage. He has been on the right side of several major moves this year. Position: $10.4M BTC short (40x cross) | +$1.88M unrealized PnL ~2–3% upside → liquidation risk Either he knows something… or a squeeze is coming.

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