Base WETH/RELIQT Pool Loses All $54k Liquidity
The WETH/RELIQT pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of its recorded value. The event marks a transition from active trading status to an effectively dead pool within days of launch.
A specific liquidity pool for RELIQT tokens on the Base blockchain has undergone a complete collapse in value. The event was detected shortly after 18:09 UTC on June 19, 2026. At that moment, the contract at address 0x3300c8d80456f1c3245f5e43d9d4a6fa28444915 held a significant amount of capital before it vanished.
The Numbers
At its peak, the pool contained $54,736 worth of assets. This figure represented the maximum value available for traders to swap tokens against one another. Within approximately 26 hours, that entire sum disappeared from view on-chain analysis tools.
The current liquidity standing is recorded at just three dollars. A drawdown percentage calculated as 100% indicates a trade size larger than the remaining pool balance or an empty state relative to previous highs. The health score for this contract has dropped to 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress.
What Happened
The deployer wallet associated with this event is identified as 0x54a86b0d7149afd8ee6c700bcd448ee0983f4958. While on-chain risk flags currently show no immediate anomalies, the rapid depletion suggests a deliberate removal of funds rather than organic market movement.
When liquidity drops to this level, standard trading becomes impossible for users holding smaller amounts. The pool effectively ceases to function as an exchange mechanism because there is insufficient depth to facilitate meaningful transactions without slippage that would render the trade worthless.
What To Watch
- The specific contract address remains active but empty, preventing new deposits from being utilized for swaps.
- Users holding tokens in this pair may find their assets locked or unable to exit at fair market value.