WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Loses All $56k Liquidity
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman experienced a complete loss of value, dropping from a high of $56,582 to just three dollars. This event marks the end of active liquidity for this specific contract on the Base network as of mid-June 2026.
A trading venue designed for swapping Wrapped Ether against OpenHuman tokens has effectively ceased to function. The pool recorded a maximum value of $56,582 before its current state was detected on the blockchain.
The Event Timeline
Monitoring systems first flagged this anomaly at 05:07 UTC on June 15, 2026. At that moment, a significant portion of funds had already been removed from circulation within the contract identified as 0xd33cb24961eb6cf84c5379830f5bae919bc4372f.
Current Metrics
The financial health of this specific venue is now critically low, scoring a 20 out of 100 on standard risk indicators. The drawdown from the initial peak represents a total loss of value for any participant attempting to enter or exit positions at current levels.
Implications For Traders
This situation illustrates how quickly liquidity can vanish in decentralized finance environments. When a pool drains entirely, it often indicates that one party has extracted all available assets while leaving the other with nothing of value to trade against. The deployer wallet associated with this contract is 0x0f21ebd6bee2f388df253340a21cd3f691ebe1d0.
- Peak liquidity was $56,582
- Current value is approximately $3
- The event occurred on the Base network
Users should exercise extreme caution when interacting with pairs that show such drastic fluctuations. A metric showing a 100% drop means there are no funds left to facilitate standard trading operations for this specific token combination.