openhuman/WETH Liquidity Vanishes on Base
A liquidity pool for the openhuman token paired with WETH on the Base blockchain experienced a total loss of capital. The event marks a complete drain where remaining funds are negligible compared to previous levels.
A trading pair for openhuman against Wrapped Ether has effectively ceased functioning on the Base network. Data indicates that the pool currently holds only $3 in liquidity after a significant reduction from its maximum capacity.
The Event Details
On-chain records show this specific incident was first detected at 07:51 UTC on June 13, 2026. The event involves the deployment wallet address 0x9c7c4ba2ebcd094c0598b4704b967842496a63a4. This specific pool contract is identified as 0x1b370fb8d3e163f28e4ea4da34b5b58c7997131c. The sudden shift in capital suggests a rapid withdrawal or removal of assets by the deployer.
Capital Loss Analysis
The financial impact is defined by a drawdown from $54,993 to its current state. This represents a 100% reduction relative to the peak value recorded earlier in the cycle. When liquidity falls this drastically, it means that any user attempting to swap tokens now faces extreme slippage or an inability to execute trades at fair market rates.
Risk Indicators
Current health metrics for this pool register a score of 20 out of 100. While automated risk flags currently show as okay, the structural integrity of the pair is compromised by the near-total absence of funds in the contract.
- The deployer wallet initiated the change shortly before detection.
- Remaining liquidity is insufficient for standard trading operations.