$60k Flovia Pool Vanishes From Base
A trading pair for the Flovia token on the Base network has completely drained its funds, dropping from over $60,000 to just three dollars. This analysis examines the specific metrics of this sudden liquidity collapse.
A trading pool for Flovia against WETH on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operation following a massive outflow event. The contract at 0xde296cf071522c3fc2ed9f6442ca17db28f549f0 once held significant capital, but it now sits with negligible value remaining.
The Event
On June 15, 2026 at roughly 14:51 UTC, the liquidity within this specific pool vanished almost entirely. The event was detected shortly after deployment by wallet address 0xc639decf624b98dfa3ca9dc88bb13f09c02d04a9.
The Numbers
At its peak, the pool contained $60,522 in total value locked. Following the incident, that figure plummeted to just $3. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the previous high point. In practical terms, this means every single dollar previously available for traders was removed by an external actor or mechanism.
Current Status
The health score for this contract has fallen to 20 out of 100, indicating severe distress. While on-chain risk flags currently show as ok in the system logs, the reality is that a trader cannot execute swaps because there are no funds left in the pool.
- Peak liquidity: $60,522
- Liquidity now: $3
What to Watch
This situation illustrates how quickly a seemingly healthy market can disappear. The deployer wallet remains active in the system records, but its ability to facilitate trades for this specific pair is gone.