WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity
A liquidity pool on the Base network involving WETH and openhuman tokens has effectively ceased to function as a trading venue. The pool has lost nearly all of its capital, falling from a peak value of over $50,000 to a negligible $3.
A specific liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has transitioned from an active trading state to a dormant one. The pair, consisting of Wrapped Ether and the openhuman token, recorded a maximum liquidity value of $50,579 before experiencing a total drawdown. As of the latest data, the pool holds only $3 in remaining assets, rendering it useless for standard swaps.
The Event Details
The decline was detected on June 12, 2026, at 09:14:49 UTC. The pool was deployed by the wallet address 0x53846cb729b7e744d465d5c5104bb442f576a364. While the on-chain risk flags currently display as ok, the health score has plummeted to 20 out of 100. This metric indicates that the pool is in a critical state, having lost the vast majority of its capital reserves.
Understanding the Drop
The term "drawdown" in this context refers to the reduction of available funds for users. A drop to 100% implies that the entire pool has been drained or removed. For a reader, this means that any attempt to trade the openhuman token against WETH in this specific contract will likely fail or result in a loss of funds. The pool contract address is 0x19fdf07cf9e55535145ec60ef5864489a09ef1ad.
What to Watch
Users should avoid interacting with this specific contract. The remaining $3 is insufficient to facilitate any meaningful transaction. While the deployer wallet does not show immediate red flags, the rapid loss of liquidity suggests a high-risk environment. Investors should monitor the health score, as a low rating like 20 often precedes further instability or a complete exit of the token from the ecosystem.
- Pool status is now dead.
- Peak liquidity was $50,579.
- Current liquidity is $3.