Monid/WETH Pool on Base Loses All $53k Liquidity
The liquidity pool for the Monid token paired with WETH on the Base network has effectively ceased operations. Data indicates that funds have been removed entirely since June 18th, leaving only negligible value in the contract.
A trading pair involving Monid and WETH on the Base blockchain has reached a critical state of depletion. The event was first detected by monitoring systems at 03:59 UTC on June 18, 2026. At that moment, the contract held its maximum recorded value before funds began to disappear rapidly.
The Numbers
At its peak performance, this specific pool contained $53,264 in total liquidity. This figure represented a significant amount of capital locked for trading purposes within the Base ecosystem. However, current data shows that only three dollars remain available today. The drawdown from the highest point is exactly 100%, meaning every single dollar previously tracked has been removed.
Current Status
The health score assigned to this contract stands at a low twenty out of one hundred, reflecting its deteriorated condition. Despite on-chain risk flags currently showing as okay for the broader network context, the specific pool is functionally dead. The deployer wallet associated with the initial setup remains 0x3fcee299d0173f327a15c21cd41d8c230f950c1d.
What This Means
The complete removal of funds suggests a total drain event rather than normal market fluctuation. When liquidity drops from fifty thousand dollars to three, standard trading becomes impossible for users attempting to swap assets against the token pair. The pool address 0xa4621888b808b8991ae3adc6be61fb682b696d2b is no longer a viable venue for executing trades.
- Peak liquidity was $53,264
- Current remaining value is $3
- Total drawdown reached 100%