Base WETH/openhuman Pool Liquidity Drops From $56k Peak
The WETH/openhuman trading pair on the Base network experienced a severe reduction in available capital. What was once an active market with nearly $56,000 in liquidity now holds only three dollars.
A specific trading venue for the openhuman asset on Base has effectively ceased to function as a liquid marketplace. The pool currently lists at $3, representing a complete loss of value relative to its operational history.
The Event Details
On-chain records show this liquidity source was first detected by monitoring systems in June 2026. At that time, the contract held significant capital before funds were removed from circulation. The specific event occurred at a timestamp of 16:53 UTC.
The Numbers
Historical data indicates the pool reached its maximum capacity with $55,943 in total value locked. Following this peak, the available capital vanished almost entirely. This specific drawdown represents a 100% reduction from that high-water mark.
- Total liquidity at peak: $55,943
- Current remaining funds: $3
- Liquidity contract address: 0xe699a568569d7f67d4d0c5768c2728f5b17fb0d9
The health score for this venue has dropped to a rating of 20 out of 100. Such a low metric suggests the pool is no longer suitable for standard trading activities where users expect fair pricing and immediate execution.
What It Means For Users
This situation illustrates how quickly capital can disappear from decentralized exchanges without external intervention or regulatory action being required first. The deployer wallet associated with this contract remains active in the ledger, but its ability to facilitate trades has been nullified by the removal of funds.