WETH/Juno Pair On Base Loses Entire $54k Pool
The WETH/Juno trading pair on the Base blockchain experienced a total loss of liquidity, falling from a high of $53,853 to just three dollars. This event marks the complete removal of funds that were previously available for swapping between these two assets within this specific contract address.
A trading pool on the Base network has effectively ceased to function as a viable market maker. The pair involving Wrapped Ether and Juno saw its available capital vanish almost entirely in a single event detected at 21:12 UTC on June 20, 2026.
The Numbers
At the height of this pool's activity, it held $53,853 worth of assets ready for immediate exchange. Following the incident, that same contract now contains only $3 in liquidity. This represents a drawdown of 100% from its peak value.
To put this figure into perspective, losing 100% means the entire pool was drained rather than just partially reduced. A metric showing such an extreme percentage drop indicates that every single dollar previously sitting there is gone, leaving behind a contract with negligible funds compared to what users expected when they arrived.
Current Status
The health score for this specific address has fallen to 20 out of 100. While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay based on available data, the practical utility is zero because there are no funds left to trade against. The deployer wallet associated with this pool remains at 0x74ed392a3c0a4a7dbba89628f76eafdc4d3cf455.
What To Watch
- The contract address is now effectively dead for standard trading purposes.
- Funds previously locked in this pool are no longer accessible via normal swap mechanisms.