WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Dries to $3 From $54,882 Peak
A specific liquidity pool on the Base network involving WETH and openhuman tokens has experienced a severe contraction in available funds. The event marks a transition from a functioning market to a state where trading is effectively impossible.
A trading venue on the Base blockchain that once facilitated exchanges between WETH and openhuman tokens has effectively ceased to function. The pool, identified by contract address 0xab4e4c0b83ae1b3e5b01b024f4271294121fcca6, saw its available capital vanish almost entirely within a short window. This event represents a significant shift in the availability of funds for users attempting to swap these specific assets.
The Numbers
The financial impact of this event is measured by the drastic reduction in total value locked within the contract. At its highest point, the pool held $54,882 in combined liquidity. By the time the data was recorded, that figure had fallen to just $3. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the peak, meaning the available capital for new trades was reduced to a negligible fraction of its former size. Such a drop indicates that the vast majority of funds were removed or rendered inaccessible for standard swapping operations.
Pool Health and Status
Current metrics reflect the deteriorating state of this specific venue. The health score for the pool has dropped to 20 out of 100, signaling a critical condition. While on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, the operational reality is that the pool is dead. A score this low suggests that the mechanism for providing liquidity or executing trades is no longer viable for the average participant.
What to Watch
Users monitoring the Base ecosystem should note that pools with such extreme drawdowns often indicate a departure of funds by the deployer or a sudden market exit. The deployer wallet associated with this event is 0x113af20b3d5638bfc13919ee3d6043301b221057. When a pool transitions from a healthy state to one with only $3 remaining, it serves as a clear indicator that the specific trading pair is no longer active. Readers should treat any attempt to interact with this contract with extreme caution, as the liquidity required for a fair trade no longer exists.