Base WETH/openhuman Pool Dumps All $53k Liquidity
The on-chain data reveals that the WETH/openhuman pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of available funds. This event marks a complete drain where nearly all capital vanished, leaving the pool effectively non-functional for trading or providing liquidity.
A specific automated market maker on the Base blockchain has lost virtually its entire funding source. The pair involving Wrapped Ether and openhuman tokens reached a maximum value of $53,158 before suffering an immediate collapse to just three dollars in total liquidity.
The Event Details
Monitoring tools detected this anomaly on June 19, 2026. The pool contract identified as 0x3d704e468b110fe067b8f998a6028a9bb41d9141 was deployed by wallet address 0x2aea56b29e398f15c657eb84d42586a48061a463. Within a short window, the available funds were removed or drained entirely.
Impact Analysis
The drawdown from peak represents 100% of the initial capital at risk for that specific contract address. In practical terms, this means no new trades can occur because there is insufficient depth to execute orders without slippage exceeding acceptable limits. The current health score stands at a low sixteen out of one hundred.
What This Means
- The pool is now considered dead for standard trading purposes.
- Liquidity providers have lost their entire investment to the drain event.
This situation illustrates how quickly capital can vanish on newer chains like Base. Investors should verify a contract's history before depositing funds, as even pools with initially healthy metrics can face sudden liquidity removal events that leave participants exposed immediately after entry.