$56k Liquidity Vanishes From WETH/SUPERGEMMA Pool
The Weth/supergemma pair on the Base network experienced a severe drawdown, dropping from a recorded high to near zero. This event marks the end of trading activity for this specific contract address.
A liquidity pool designed for swapping Wrapped Ether against SuperGemMa on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased to function as a viable market. The event was first detected by monitoring systems at 08:55 UTC on June 22, 2026.
The Numbers
At its height of operation, this specific pool held $56,617 in total liquidity for traders. That amount represents the capital available to facilitate swaps between WETH and SuperGemMa tokens at that time. Since then, the remaining value has fallen drastically.
The Event
Current data shows only $3 remains within the contract identified as 0x191cc92a76c57e1447e47c3466d552b4c25a56ea. This figure represents a drawdown of exactly 100% from its peak value.
A drop to $3 means the pool is practically empty, rendering it useless for standard trading purposes where users expect sufficient depth behind their orders. The health score assigned to this contract has fallen to 20 out of 100, signaling a critical state despite on-chain risk flags currently showing as ok.
Context
- The deployer wallet associated with the pool is 0x4ff5b8d7c3a54ecd21f33fe4d8bc8208ebeae5fd.
- This event occurred on June 22, 2026.
When a pool loses nearly all its liquidity so quickly, it often indicates that the assets were removed by the deployer or drained via an exploit. For investors holding tokens in this pair, exiting positions may now be impossible without slippage equal to their entire investment amount.