Base SUPERGEMMA/WETH Pool Drops $57k Liquidity
The SuperGemma token pair on the Base network experienced a severe drop in available capital, falling from a high point to just three dollars. This event marks the end of trading activity for this specific contract address after an initial period of normal operation.
A liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operations following a massive reduction in available funds. The pair involving SuperGemma and Ether previously held significant capital before dropping to near zero.
The Event Details
Monitoring data indicates that the specific contract at 0x724c785251aee4f5f601e4b5ebafe5d56cf3ba47 was active until June 14, 2026. At its height, this venue for swapping tokens contained fifty-seven thousand two hundred twenty-seven dollars in value.
Current Status
The available capital has since plummeted to just three dollars. This represents a one-hundred percent drawdown from the recorded maximum. Such a figure implies that nearly every dollar previously sitting in the pool was removed or rendered inaccessible, leaving only a negligible remainder.
Implications for Traders
This drastic change means users can no longer rely on this specific venue to execute trades at previous price levels. The health score of twenty out of one hundred reflects the critical state of the contract. While risk flags currently show as okay, a liquidity pool with such low depth cannot support standard market operations.
- Trading volume has effectively stopped.
- The deployer wallet 0x49d0df9af811792562677b6ea7f8c78b15ca64e2 remains the origin point of this contract.
Investors should note that when a pool loses all liquidity, it is often because funds were withdrawn by developers or moved to another location. This specific incident on Base highlights how quickly capital can vanish from decentralized finance venues without external announcements.