WETH/openhuman Pair on Base Pool Hits $3 Amid Total Liquidity Loss
A specific trading venue for the openhuman token on the Base network experienced a complete loss of usable funds. The pair, which once supported over $56k in assets, now shows only three dollars remaining after its initial deployment was detected late last year.
A trading venue designed for swapping WETH against the openhuman token on the Base network has effectively stopped functioning. The pool currently holds a negligible amount of value compared to its operational history.
The Event Details
On-chain records indicate that this specific liquidity source was first detected at 05:53 UTC in June 2026. At the height of its activity, the pool supported a total valuation exceeding $56,149. However, recent data shows the available funds have dropped to just three dollars.
Understanding the Drawdown
The metric showing a drawdown from peak liquidity is calculated at 100%. In practical terms for an investor or trader, this figure means that nearly every dollar previously sitting in the pool has been removed. This leaves only three dollars remaining against what was once over $56k.
Current Risk Profile
The health score assigned to this venue is currently 20 out of a possible 100, signaling severe distress or non-operation for that specific contract address. While on-chain risk flags are marked as okay in the system logs, the physical absence of liquidity renders the pair unusable for standard trading activities.
The deployer wallet associated with this event is identified at 0x033efdfec415504b6075aca089c9b8e81876eee5. The pool contract itself resides at address 0x9bc2723f83c2f67424f3ae60f466a1b5fdc8567f.
Users attempting to access this venue will find it empty, as the swap function no longer has sufficient depth to facilitate meaningful transactions. The transition from a functional market maker to an inactive state occurred rapidly after the peak valuation was recorded in mid-2026.