WETH/KUPO Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity
The WETH/KUPO liquidity pool on the Base network experienced a total collapse in available funds. What once held over sixty thousand dollars now contains only minimal value, signaling an end to active trading for this specific pair.
A WETH/KUPO liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased operations after losing nearly all its capital. The event was first detected in June 2026, marking a sharp deviation from previous market activity where real funds were available for swapping.
The Collapse
At its height of utility, this specific pool held $60,195 worth of liquidity. This amount represents the total value users could trade against before the event occurred. The sudden shift indicates a complete removal or drain of funds from that contract address.
The Numbers
Current data shows the remaining liquidity sits at just $2. This drawdown from peak is calculated as 100%, meaning the available capital for trading has vanished entirely compared to its maximum capacity. The pool's health score reflects this deterioration, dropping to a low of 20 out of 100.
Implications
This drastic reduction means users can no longer rely on that specific contract for standard token swaps involving WETH and KUPO. While the deployer wallet associated with the pool remains visible, the lack of funds suggests a rug pull or an intentional drain rather than organic market movement.
- Trading volume has likely ceased completely
- Liquidity providers have lost their entire investment
- The contract address is now flagged as high risk for new entrants