WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops From $52k Peak
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and openhuman experienced a severe drawdown, falling from over fifty thousand dollars to just three units. This event marks the end of active liquidity in this specific market venue as of June 2026.
A trading pair on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operation after losing virtually all its capital. The pool, identified by contract address 0x58d75a8855d67ade5f88e811ba406e93cefd5d1a, previously held a significant amount of assets before the sudden depletion occurred.
The Event Timeline
Monitoring data indicates that liquidity first appeared on June 14, 2026. The pair reached its highest recorded value shortly after deployment, sitting at $52,167 in total reserves. Within a short window of time following this peak, the available funds vanished almost entirely.
Current Liquidity Status
The remaining capital is negligible compared to the initial size. Current measurements show only three dollars left in the pool. This represents a drawdown from the peak that effectively eliminates any meaningful trading volume or arbitrage opportunity for users attempting to enter this specific market.
Implications for Traders
The health score of the venue has dropped to 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress. While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay based on available data points, a pool with such low reserves cannot support standard swap operations without causing extreme slippage. The deployer wallet associated with this contract is 0x3685ef0275e85e3236f69f3a90f048b4e6bcc533. For investors, the lesson here is that a pool can lose 100% of its value rapidly once it reaches maturity or suffers an exit.
- Peak liquidity was $52,167 before vanishing.
- The current state shows only three dollars remaining.
- This specific pair is now considered dead for practical trading purposes.