Base WETH/openhuman Liquidity Vanishes After $55k Peak
The on-chain data reveals a significant shift in the health of the WETH/openhuman pair on the Base network. What was once an active trading venue has effectively ceased operations with minimal remaining funds.
A liquidity pool for the WETH and openhuman token pair on the Base blockchain experienced a drastic reduction in available capital. The event was first detected at 18:14 UTC on June 15, 2026, marking the moment the pool's viability changed from active to dormant.
The Numbers
At its peak, this specific venue held $55,245 in total liquidity. That drawdown represents a complete loss of usable funds for traders seeking entry or exit points at that price level. The current state shows only $3 remaining within the contract address 0x5bd4e2ac23302fa25e70224bf6df189b3dacac12.
Pool Health
The health score for this interaction has fallen to a rating of 20 out of 100. This metric indicates severe distress, suggesting the pool is no longer functioning as intended for standard decentralized exchange operations. While on-chain risk flags currently display as ok, the structural integrity of the pair itself appears compromised by the sheer magnitude of capital leaving the system.
Implications
This situation illustrates how quickly liquidity can evaporate from a specific contract address. For users monitoring this asset class, the transition from $55k to near-zero value signals that trading at current levels may result in significant slippage or inability to execute orders.
- The deployer wallet associated with 0x1e54763ef9b199ac71352bf5a325e795c4131b0c remains the origin point of this specific contract instance.
- No new liquidity has been added to restore the $55,245 level since detection.
Readers should treat any interaction with this pair as high risk given the current lack of depth. The data confirms that what was once a viable market for swapping WETH against openhuman tokens is now effectively closed.