WETH/openhuman Pool On Base Drops To $3
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens experienced a total loss of usable funds, falling from a high point above fifty-five thousand dollars. The pool is now effectively dead with minimal remaining capital.
A liquidity pool designed for trading Wrapped Ether against OpenHuman tokens on the Base blockchain has lost nearly all of its value in a matter of days. The pair peaked at $55,956 before plummeting to just three dollars today.
The Event Details
This specific incident was first detected by monitoring systems on June 22, 2026, shortly after midnight UTC. The pool contract located at address 0xe4ba3f9c6400e2477e3b1d467bd3050ee428392f has since been drained of its primary assets.
Understanding the Drop
The health score for this pool currently sits at 20 out of 100, indicating a severely degraded state. While on-chain risk flags show as okay, the drawdown percentage is misleading; it does not represent normal market fluctuation but rather an event where liquidity was removed entirely from circulation.
What This Means For Users
- The pool has effectively ceased to function for standard trading purposes.
- Liquidity providers have lost the vast majority of their invested capital.
The deployer wallet associated with this contract is 0xda12c92f1500a2fb7367584796d94ecaf597302d. The transition from a healthy market to an empty one suggests that the funds were likely moved off-chain or burned, leaving only negligible dust in the contract.
Current Status
The remaining value is so small it renders the pair useless for practical transactions. Investors who entered positions near the peak price are now facing a total loss of their principal investment relative to the current state of the pool.