Base WETH/openhuman Pool Loses All $58k Liquidity
A WETH/openhuman liquidity pool on Base has drained completely from a peak of $58k to just $5 remaining.
A specific trading venue for the OpenHuman token on the Base network has effectively ceased normal operations. The pool, identified by contract address 0xb5e0a973583e5daa65012a26a9d69d2404aadb2d, recorded a peak liquidity value of $58,132 before experiencing an immediate and total loss. On-chain data confirms that the current available capital within this venue is now merely $5.
The Event Timeline
Monitoring systems first flagged unusual activity on June 19, 2026 at 18:48 UTC. The event was associated with a single deployer wallet located at address 0xf3c7a47b916fc25cbd25193dd71c09fb6f97d29f. Within minutes of detection, the liquidity metrics shifted from a healthy state to one indicating a complete drain.
Understanding the Numbers
The drawdown percentage calculated for this event is 100%. In practical terms, this figure indicates that every single dollar previously available in the pool was removed. A metric showing such an extreme drop usually signifies a trade or transfer larger than the entire remaining balance of the venue.
Current Health Status
Risk assessment tools currently assign a health score of 20 to this specific pair, reflecting its near-empty state. While on-chain risk flags remain marked as okay for general network integrity, the pool itself is considered dead by standard metrics used in decentralized finance.