WETH/UNO Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity After $56,750 Peak
A specific liquidity pool on the Base network has experienced a total loss of value, dropping from a peak of $56,750 to just $3. This event marks the complete removal of funds from the WETH/UNO pair, resulting in a health score of 20.
A liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased to function after a massive reduction in available funds. The specific contract at 0x1057ddc42f9a0a40fb7e7406bfb75707986934e8 was deployed by wallet 0x000cd2057801ce1f3806dece769e741a86c174fd. On June 12, 2026, the pool reached its highest recorded value before funds were removed.
The Numbers
The data shows a stark contrast between the pool's potential and its current state. At its peak, the pool held $56,750 in liquidity. Following the event, the remaining value is merely $3. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the high point. In practical terms, the entire pool was drained, leaving no meaningful capital for traders to swap assets against.
Current Status
With a health score of 20, the pool is flagged as being in poor condition. The on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, but the liquidity reality suggests the pair is dead. A health score this low indicates that the pool cannot support normal trading operations. The swap is now impossible for any significant amount of capital.
What to Watch
Readers should note that a 100% drop means the pool size was smaller than the trade that removed it. This is a common pattern in drained pools where the exit liquidity is insufficient to absorb a large withdrawal. The contract address 0x1057ddc42f9a0a40fb7e7406bfb75707986934e8 will likely remain inactive. Investors should avoid attempting to trade on this specific pair as the liquidity is gone.
- Peak liquidity was $56,750.
- Current liquidity is $3.
- Health score is 20.