WETH/UNO Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity
An automated market maker pair for Wrapped Ether and UNO tokens experienced a total loss of value shortly after its inception. The event occurred in June 2026 when funds vanished from the contract address provided by the deployer wallet.
A specific trading venue on the Base blockchain has transitioned from active operation to a dormant state. The pair involved Wrapped Ether and UNO tokens, which previously facilitated swaps for traders looking to exchange assets within that ecosystem.
The Event Details
On June 22, 2026 at 06:06 UTC, the pool status shifted dramatically. The contract address 0x075aa4b4609e7f3c8ca1d06adf1f15c9d2d6c934, deployed by wallet 0x9f4ba083415d4c95c577c31f1b4be0fa6e41d57b, saw its total value drop to just three dollars. This represents a complete depletion of the funds that were available for trading.
Scale of Losses
The magnitude of this event is defined by the sheer percentage change in available capital. The pool had previously held approximately $57,234 worth of assets before draining down to its current state. This drawdown from peak indicates that nearly every dollar invested or locked within the contract was removed instantly.
Current Status
The health score for this venue now sits at 20 out of 100, reflecting a critical failure in maintaining sufficient reserves to support standard trading operations. While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay, the practical utility is gone because there are no meaningful assets left to swap.
- Peak liquidity was $57,234
- Current value stands at $3
- Total drawdown reached 100%
This situation leaves the pool effectively dead for practical purposes. Users attempting to access this contract will find that no substantial trades can be executed against a balance of such minimal size.