$54K Liquidity Vanishes From openhuman/WETH Pool
A liquidity pool for the openhuman token on Base has effectively ceased operation after a significant outflow of funds. The event reduced available capital from its peak value to near zero within hours.
The trading venue known as 0xd8e2defda40c529afc964a6a3b061bd44d960758 has transitioned into a non-functional state. This specific pool, pairing the openhuman token against WETH on the Base network, previously supported transactions totaling $54,220 in value before an event stripped away nearly all capital.
The Event Details
On-chain monitoring detected this shift at 19:24 UTC on June 13, 2026. The data indicates that the pool's health score dropped to a low of 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress for users attempting to interact with it.
Understanding the Numbers
The magnitude of this change is best understood by comparing the starting and ending states. The drawdown from peak represents a complete loss of utility; mathematically, going from $54,220 down to $3 means any new trade would be larger than the entire remaining pool size.
This specific metric implies that an entity moved more funds out in one transaction than existed in the reserve at the time. Such a move is technically described as draining or rug pulling the liquidity provider's capital entirely, leaving only negligible dust behind.
What to Watch
- The deployer wallet associated with this contract is 0x58442af07b6e8596fce541402ac1cc5ffb0c25f7.
- Risk flags currently show as ok, though the pool status itself confirms it is dead.
For investors holding openhuman tokens in this pair, that drawdown means their ability to swap for WETH has been effectively halted. The remaining $3 represents a fraction of the original capital and offers no meaningful liquidity depth for standard trading operations on Base.