$55K Pool Vanishes: WETH/Agenomy Liquidity Hits Zero
A trading pair between Wrapped Ether and Agenomy tokens on the Base network experienced a total loss of liquidity. The pool, which once held over $55,000 in value, is now effectively empty with only three dollars remaining.
A specific trading venue on the Base blockchain has ceased to function as a viable market. The pair involving Wrapped Ether and Agenomy tokens saw its available funds evaporate completely between late June 2026 and early July of that same year.
The Numbers
At its height, this specific venue held $55,499 in total value locked. That figure represents the maximum amount a user could have theoretically swapped without significantly moving the market price before the event occurred. Currently, only three dollars remain within that same contract address.
The Event
On-chain data indicates this transition happened rapidly following detection on June 20, 2026 at 11:09 UTC. The health score for this venue has plummeted to a rating of twenty out of one hundred. This metric suggests the pool is in poor condition and no longer supports standard trading operations.
What It Means
- A drawdown from peak liquidity indicates funds were removed entirely rather than slowly declining.
- The remaining balance confirms the venue is effectively dead for practical use cases.
This situation mirrors other recent instances where pools on Base have drained quickly. Users attempting to trade this specific pair now face a non-existent order book, rendering any attempt to enter or exit positions impossible without interacting with an empty contract.
What To Watch
The deployer wallet associated with the initial launch is 0x04f9a958fddd8c020c209e7bbb1ba3322a2c6f81. While risk flags currently show as okay, a health score of twenty warrants caution for any observer monitoring Base ecosystem activity.
Investors should treat this event as a definitive closure rather than a temporary pause in operations.