WETH/MRBASE Liquidity on Base Drops To $3
The WETH/MRBASE liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased operation, with remaining funds dropping to just three dollars. This sharp decline represents a total loss of over fifty thousand dollars from its recent peak.
The WETH/MRBASE trading pair on the Base blockchain has experienced a catastrophic reduction in available funds. The pool currently holds only $3 in liquidity after losing nearly all of its value within a short timeframe.
What Happened
Data indicates that this specific event occurred at 11:58 UTC on June 19, 2026. At the time of detection, the pool contract located at address 0x0d0a1c1a8287088420936a3d23ac04a08c0fed98 showed a health score of just 20 out of 100. This low metric suggests the pool is in a distressed state, likely due to an external extraction or drain rather than organic market movement.
The Numbers
Before this incident, the pair held $50,728 worth of assets. Following the event, that figure plummeted to $3. This represents a drawdown from peak liquidity of 100%. In practical terms, every single dollar previously sitting in the pool has been removed except for three cents' worth.
Why It Matters
The deployer wallet associated with this event is identified as 0xc2f857867a225b463ef0479afd9f25282ff52b80. While on-chain risk flags currently show no immediate technical anomalies, the magnitude of the loss implies a significant transfer out or removal event occurred.
- Pool contract: 0x0d0a1c1a8287088420936a3d23ac04a08c0fed98
- Total loss from peak: $50,725.00
Investors should note that a 100% drawdown means the pool is effectively empty for trading purposes.