UNILAWB/WETH Liquidity Vanishes From $55k Peak On Base
The liquidity pool for the UNILAWB token against WETH on the Base network experienced a total loss of funds following an initial high. The event marks the transition from active trading to a dormant state with minimal remaining capital.
A specific liquidity pool for UNILAWB against WETH on the Base network has effectively ceased operations. The event was first detected at 10:03 UTC on June 23, 2026. At that moment, the system recorded a health score of just twenty points out of one hundred, indicating severe distress within the protocol.
The Initial Peak
Before this event, the pool held significant capital for traders to exchange assets. The maximum value reached by the liquidity was fifty-five thousand four hundred eighty-three dollars. This figure represented a period where users could potentially enter or exit positions without moving the market price drastically.
The Sudden Drop
Following that peak, the available funds vanished almost entirely. The current standing of the pool is three dollars in value. A drawdown calculation shows a one hundred percent reduction from the highest point recorded. In practical terms, this means every single dollar previously sitting in the contract has been removed or rendered inaccessible to standard traders.
What This Means
This drastic change implies that the pool is now dead for normal trading purposes. The deployer wallet associated with the event holds address 0x947b09c7297cfd36110253a626046b9a0e7804f8, and the specific pool contract is identified as 0x080f080b632ee1d4df9d8cb115c1bd26188b7284. While on-chain risk flags currently show no immediate alerts, a complete loss of liquidity suggests an external drain or a rug pull has occurred.
- The pool contract address is 0x080f080b632ee1d4df9d8cb115c1bd26188b7284
- Deployer wallet: 0x947b09c7297cfd36110253a626046b9a0e7804f8
- Detection timestamp: June 23, 2026 at 10:03 UTC
Traders should avoid attempting to interact with this specific pair as the liquidity is insufficient for any meaningful transaction. The event serves as a stark reminder of how quickly capital can disappear from decentralized finance pools on Layer 2 networks like Base.