WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops From $52k Peak
On-chain data reveals a significant contraction in the WETH/openhuman pair on the Base network. The total available capital fell from a high point to just three dollars, indicating a complete loss of usable liquidity for traders.
A specific trading venue for WETH and openhuman tokens on the Base blockchain has experienced a total failure. The pool currently holds only $3 in value after starting with substantial funds available to market participants.
The Event Details
Monitoring tools detected this event occurring at 02:09 UTC on June 19, 2026. At that moment, the system recorded a drawdown of exactly 100% from its previous maximum capacity. This metric signifies that every single dollar previously available for swapping has been removed or rendered inaccessible.
Pool Health Metrics
The current health score assigned to this venue is twenty out of one hundred, reflecting a critical state compared to normal operations. The specific contract address associated with this event is 0x160a9937537bad58d43a1677b401d42cc6362630.
Implications for Traders
- The deployer wallet involved is 0xaa0aa23fff193d7be4ca4bd28baf16a3a279f0e7.
- Average users cannot execute trades because the pool depth has vanished entirely.
When a liquidity metric drops to this level, it means no one can buy or sell tokens at fair market prices. The previous peak of $52,610 represents capital that is now gone from circulation within that specific pair. While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay, the practical reality for anyone attempting to interact with this contract is a dead pool.
Investors should note that once liquidity disappears in such a manner, it does not return without external intervention or new capital injection. The distinction between a temporary pause and a permanent drain becomes clear when looking at these figures: the value has effectively been zeroed out for standard trading purposes.