Base WETH/grantr Pool Loses All $61k Liquidity
The WETH/grantr trading pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of its recorded value. What was once an active market with significant capital is now effectively non-functional.
A specific liquidity pool for the WETH/grantr token pair on the Base blockchain has transitioned from a state of real activity to one that resembles a dry run. The contract at 0x5529514889e417d54d013633c5fe0902c338d294, deployed by address 0xcdad3cfecc57124024605509fa66a08cc42fd194, once facilitated trades for a substantial amount of capital. However, on June 19, 2026 at 20:15 UTC, the health score plummeted to 20 out of 100.
The numbers
At its peak value, this pool held $60,906 in total liquidity. That figure represents a significant amount for a Base token pair, indicating that users were willing to provide assets and trade against them at various price points. Currently, the remaining liquidity sits at just $3. This drawdown from the previous high is effectively 100%, meaning nearly every dollar of value has vanished.
What happened
The event detected on-chain suggests a complete removal or drain of funds rather than organic market movement. When a pool drops to such low levels, it often implies that the liquidity providers have been removed entirely or the contract was manipulated. The current status is marked as dead, which means no new trades can occur at meaningful volumes without risking severe slippage.
Why this matters
- A health score of 20 indicates critical failure for a protocol meant to facilitate safe swaps.
- The near-total loss of value suggests the assets were moved out, leaving behind negligible funds.
This situation highlights the volatility inherent in decentralized finance. Even on chains like Base where transaction costs are low, liquidity can vanish instantly if an event occurs that removes all capital from a specific contract address.