WETH/YOM Pool on Base Drops to Zero Liquidity

A specific liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has completely lost its value, transitioning from an active market to a dead state. The pool, identified by the address 0x4bb5015aaac92ff34411ce432f9db5339a2067a3, was tracking the price relationship between Wrapped Ether (WETH) and the YOM token. On-chain data confirms that the liquidity within this pair has vanished entirely, leaving the pool with zero dollars in value. This event was first detected on June 9, 2026, at 06:24:31 UTC, marking the moment the pool ceased to function as a viable trading venue.

The Numbers Behind the Collapse

The magnitude of this event is defined by the stark contrast between the pool's highest point and its current reality. At its peak, the pool held a total liquidity of $11,047. This figure represents the maximum amount of capital available for traders to swap assets without causing extreme price slippage. However, the current liquidity stands at exactly $0. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the peak. In practical terms, this means that every single dollar of value that was present in the pool has been removed. The health score for this pool is now 20 out of 100, a metric that reflects the severe degradation of the pool's condition. While the on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, the zero liquidity status overrides these flags for any user attempting to interact with the contract.

Understanding the Impact

The deployment of this pool was handled by the wallet address 0x80f7980d3c2286c3b89c1d1f510f32ed42fb9baa. The sudden shift from a functioning market to a dead one suggests a rapid extraction of funds or a failure in the liquidity mechanism. When a pool drops to zero, it effectively becomes a rug pull or a drain event. For a reader, this means that any funds deposited into this specific pool are likely inaccessible or have been moved by the deployer. The 100% drawdown is not a fluctuation but a total erasure of the pool's utility. Users who attempted to trade WETH for YOM or vice versa after this event would have found no counterparties, as the liquidity provider has exited or the funds have been drained.

What to Watch

Investors and traders monitoring the Base network should be aware that pools can vanish quickly. The fact that the pool is now dead serves as a warning for similar assets. The health score of 20 indicates that the pool is in a critical state, far removed from a healthy ecosystem where liquidity is maintained. When a pool hits zero, it often signals that the token pair is no longer supported or that the initial liquidity has been fully withdrawn. Traders should verify the current liquidity status before entering any position, as a pool with zero liquidity cannot facilitate trades. The event highlights the volatility of new token pairs on Layer 2 networks like Base, where liquidity can be added and removed with relative ease compared to larger chains.

• The pool address 0x4bb5015aaac92ff34411ce432f9db5339a2067a3 is now non-functional.
• All $11,047 in peak liquidity has been removed from the contract.
• The health score of 20 reflects the total loss of value.
• The deployer wallet 0x80f7980d3c2286c3b89c1d1f510f32ed42fb9baa is associated with the initial deployment.