WETH/openhuman Liquidity Vanishes From Base Pool
The WETH/openhuman liquidity pool on the Base network has experienced a total collapse in available capital. Data indicates that what was once a functional market for swapping tokens is now virtually empty following an extreme drawdown from its highest recorded value.
A trading pair on the Base network has effectively ceased to function as a viable marketplace. The WETH/openhuman pool reached a peak liquidity of $55,810 before suffering an immediate and severe contraction in available funds.
The Collapse
On June 18, 2026 at approximately 12:53 UTC, the health score for this specific pool plummeted to a rating of 20 out of 100. This sharp decline signals that the mechanism intended to facilitate exchanges between Wrapped Ether and Openhuman tokens has been compromised or drained.
The Numbers
At its height, users could access more than $55k in liquidity for trades. However, current data shows only $3 remains in the pool today. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the peak value, meaning the available capital to support new transactions has vanished entirely.
What It Means
The remaining funds are insufficient for any meaningful market activity. A drop of this magnitude indicates that the pool is no longer operational for standard trading purposes. The deployer wallet associated with this event, 0x1ea74dbe10c2479cb41e8e6532bc0c0f8dfbae61, was active prior to the incident.
- The pool is currently listed as dead by monitoring tools
- Remaining liquidity of $3 cannot support standard swaps
- Risk flags indicate a high probability of total loss for late entrants