WETH/BERT Pool On Base Dries Up After $54k Peak
A liquidity pair between Wrapped Ether and BERT token experienced an immediate collapse on the Base network. Funds previously held in the contract have been drained or removed entirely.
A trading pool for WETH/BERT on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operations after a sudden loss of capital. The event was detected at 08:41 UTC on June 21, 2026. At that moment, the contract held only $2 in liquidity compared to its recent peak.
The Numbers
Historical data shows the pool reached a maximum value of $54,064 before the event occurred. This represents a drawdown of 100% from that high point. In practical terms, this metric means every dollar previously sitting in the liquidity provider vault is gone or moved elsewhere. The current health score for the pair sits at 16 out of 100.
Pool Status
The contract address associated with this event is 0xaa635c15151b360d7767ab992700fcf826ff82c7. The deployer wallet responsible for launching the pair holds the identifier 0x7d2af8e9b68dc80df5a775958152fbd3abd2ca17. While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay, a health score of 16 indicates severe distress.
What to Watch
- Liquidity providers should verify if their assets are still accessible or permanently lost.
- The rapid drop suggests an immediate removal event rather than gradual decay.
This specific incident highlights how quickly a Base network pool can transition from active trading to inactivity. Users interacting with this pair must treat the remaining $2 as negligible and assume no further volume will occur for WETH/BERT on this contract.