WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Dries to $2 From $58,536 Peak
A liquidity pool on the Base network pairing WETH and openhuman tokens has effectively ceased operation. The pool's value plummeted from a high of $58,535 to a negligible $2, indicating a total loss of usable liquidity.
A specific liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has transitioned from active trading to a dormant state. The pair, consisting of WETH and openhuman tokens, saw its available capital evaporate almost entirely. This event marks a significant shift for users who may have intended to trade these specific assets on this venue.
The Numbers
The pool reached a maximum liquidity value of $58,535 before the decline. Following this peak, the available funds dropped to $2. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the high point. In practical terms, the remaining $2 is insufficient for any meaningful trade, rendering the pool functionally dead. The health score for this asset pair is currently rated at 20 out of 100.
Event Timeline
Monitoring systems first detected this anomaly on June 12, 2026, at 06:18:31 UTC. The funds were deployed by wallet address 0x50600d8aa8461ebe83ace504307f0a401f8f6483. The pool contract itself is identified as 0x506fad754b14d03413fdf3f68b8141a3f24f832f. While on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, the liquidity metrics confirm the pool is no longer viable for standard market operations.
What to Watch
Readers should understand that a 100% drawdown implies the entire pool was drained or removed. This is distinct from a temporary dip; the pool is now empty. Users looking for liquidity in this specific pair must look elsewhere, as the current venue offers no capacity for swaps. The deployer wallet remains associated with the event, but the primary takeaway is the total loss of the previously available $58,535 in capital.
- Pool status is dead.
- Remaining liquidity is $2.
- Peak value was $58,535.