WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops From $57k Peak
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token experienced a severe reduction in available funds. Liquidity fell from an initial high to just two dollars, effectively ending normal market operations for this specific contract address.
A trading venue on the Base network has seen its capital reserves evaporate almost entirely. The pool connecting Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens reached a maximum value of $57,628 before suffering a complete loss of utility.
The Event Details
Monitoring data indicates that this specific liquidity source is now considered dead by standard metrics. A health score calculation places the pool at 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress. The drawdown from its highest point represents a full one hundred percent reduction in available funds.
The Numbers
At the height of activity recorded on June 20, 2026, at roughly five thirty-seven UTC, the pool held significant capital for traders. However, current measurements show only $2 remaining within the contract located at address 0x5810cf35db503622c646f597bbfd1c861bf9bbbb.
- Initial peak liquidity: $57,628
- Current remaining value: $2
- Total drawdown percentage: 100%
Implications for Traders
This drastic shift means that entering or exiting positions is no longer feasible through this channel. The swap function has effectively ceased to operate because there are insufficient funds to facilitate exchanges.
The deployer wallet associated with the contract, identified as 0x9264982ab5f446d6621f21b56c77778a5c360383, remains flagged for observation. While on-chain risk flags currently show no immediate external threats, the internal mechanics of this pool have failed.
For investors holding tokens in this pair, liquidity is gone. The market depth that once allowed for reasonable pricing has vanished overnight. This event serves as a stark reminder to always verify available funds before attempting trades on newer or less established pairs.