$61k Liquidity Vanishes From Openhuman Pool
A Base network trading pair for the token openhuman against WETH has lost all its recorded liquidity. The event occurred on June 22, reducing a $61k peak to just three dollars.
The decentralized exchange pair for openhuman and WETH, deployed at address 0x27db59a462bb2855b8bf8b88e2aa3eb6e699a9c3 on the Base network, has effectively ceased to function. This specific liquidity pool reached a maximum value of $61,630 before experiencing an immediate and total loss of capital.
The Numbers
On-chain records show that by June 22, 2026 at 08:15 UTC, the available funds had drained from their peak to just $3. This represents a drawdown of exactly 100% relative to the highest recorded balance. In practical terms for any trader or observer, this means there is no longer enough capital in the pool to facilitate meaningful trades against WETH.
Pool Health
The automated health score assigned to this contract has dropped to 20 out of a possible 100. While on-chain risk flags currently display as okay, such a low score indicates severe instability or failure in the pool's mechanics. The deployer wallet associated with this event is identified at address 0x6e47e5bde52b07ccfa43b9cb101c95903cbd9396.
Market Impact
The sudden reduction in liquidity fundamentally alters the utility of this specific pair. With a health score indicating near-failure, users cannot rely on standard swap functions here without facing extreme slippage or execution failure. The event highlights how quickly capital can vanish from seemingly active pools.
- Peak value was $61,630
- Current balance is approximately zero