WETH/openhuman Base Pool Loses All $61k Liquidity
An open-source token pair on the Base network experienced an immediate loss of nearly all its value. The event marks a sudden transition for investors holding assets in this specific contract address.
A trading venue for WETH and openhuman tokens on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased functioning as an active market. Data indicates that the pool held a maximum of $61,575 in total value before suffering a catastrophic reduction to just three dollars.
The Event Details
On-chain records show this specific liquidity event was first detected on June 15, 2026. The pair involved is identified by the contract address 0x98957e95820eed370c57f2e26b6289ee50852188. This sudden drop suggests a complete removal of funds, leaving only negligible amounts behind.
Understanding the Impact
The drawdown from its peak represents a 100% loss for any liquidity provider who entered at that high point. In practical terms, this means the entire pool was drained or removed by an external actor shortly after deployment. The health score of twenty reflects this critical state where normal trading mechanics no longer apply.
What to Watch
- The deployer wallet 0xde3b9d4623d7b0d5af9239f2962573eda8ad4a6d is associated with the initial setup.
- Current risk flags on-chain are marked as okay, though this does not negate the loss of funds.
This incident highlights how quickly a new pair can lose its entire value. Investors should verify pool depth before entering trades involving open-source tokens that have recently launched or experienced such volatility.