$59k Liquidity Vanishes From CBerghini/WETH Pool
A trading pair for the token CBerghini against WETH on the Base network experienced a total loss of value. The pool, which once held nearly $60,000 in assets, now contains only three dollars.
A specific trading venue for the CBerghini token against WETH on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased to function. The pool contract at 0x096380f88ab15f059961487cf7afcbd3463a1fd6 was created by wallet address 0xc8f630ba142e34846a451df3fd49cc69ba6f77fd and operated until mid-June of next year.
The Numbers
At its height, this venue held a total value of $58,941. By the time monitoring systems flagged an issue on June 17 at 17:37 UTC, that figure had dropped to just three dollars. This represents a drawdown from peak liquidity of exactly 100%. In practical terms, this metric indicates that every single dollar previously sitting in the pool was removed or rendered inaccessible.
Current Status
The health score for this pair is currently rated at 20 out of 100. On-chain risk flags show as ok, yet the functional reality remains stark: there is no meaningful capital left to trade against WETH. The previous peak value was $58k.
What This Means
- The pool has transitioned from active trading status to a dead state.
- A 100% drawdown implies the entire liquidity reserve is gone, not merely reduced slightly.
This event highlights how quickly capital can vanish on newer chains like Base. While risk flags may still read as ok in automated systems, the disappearance of nearly $60k suggests a complete drain or rug pull occurred within minutes. Investors should note that once liquidity hits near zero, the pair is no longer viable for standard swaps.