WETH/OpenHuman Pool on Base Loses All $53k Liquidity
The WETH/openhuman trading pair on the Base network experienced a severe reduction in available funds. The pool's value fell from a recorded high of $53,356 down to only $3 as of June 21, 2026.
A specific liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased normal operations after losing nearly all its value. The pair involving WETH and openhuman tokens saw funds disappear between a peak moment in early June 2026 and the current detection time of 16:58 UTC.
The Numbers
At its height, this specific pool held $53,356 worth of assets available for traders. That drawdown represents a complete loss of capital from that peak value to just three dollars remaining in the contract at 0x92d693aa554bcc299318ffece9b34970d2c3bc79.
What Happened
The event was flagged by monitoring systems on June 21, 2026. The health score for this pool is currently rated at a low twenty out of one hundred, indicating significant distress or inactivity. While the deployer wallet address remains recorded as 0x15b38ec2133ce612c5f70ed461bcad18c8472d4e, no further transactions have occurred to restore value.
Market Context
This situation illustrates how quickly liquidity can vanish on newer chains like Base. When a pool drops from over fifty thousand dollars to single digits, it means the contract is essentially empty for standard trading purposes. Users attempting to swap tokens now face extreme slippage or failed transactions because there are insufficient funds in either side of the pair.
- The total loss exceeds 100% relative to any realistic pool size after draining
- Current status confirms the contract is dead for practical use