Forever/WETH Pool On Base Loses All $56K Liquidity
The Forever token paired with WETH on the Base network experienced a complete loss of its recorded liquidity. Data indicates that funds previously sitting in this specific contract have been removed or moved out entirely.
A trading venue for Forever tokens paired with WETH on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased to hold any meaningful capital. The event marks a transition from an active market state to one where no real money remains accessible within that specific contract address.
The Event Details
Monitoring tools detected this shift starting June 13, 2026 at roughly 14:05 UTC. The pool in question is identified by the contract address 0x377a238332ea3f662f98ca9b67b842428022385c. At its height, this venue supported a total value locked of $56,244. Currently, the remaining balance is recorded at just three dollars.
Understanding The Drop
The metric showing a 100% drawdown does not imply that every single dollar vanished into thin air; rather, it signifies that the current liquidity available for swapping has fallen below the threshold of significance. When a pool drops from $56k to $3, traders can no longer execute standard buy or sell orders without causing extreme slippage. The health score associated with this venue is now 20 out of 100.
Implications For Traders
- Liquidity providers have lost access to their funds within that specific contract.
- The deployer wallet 0xd4c64bcfee8939047bf2178e2d5e701146ce01e5 retains control over the remaining assets.
This situation highlights a common risk in decentralized finance where pools can be drained or abandoned. The on-chain flags currently show as okay, but the practical utility of this specific pair is gone. Investors should verify that any pool they intend to use holds sufficient depth before entering transactions.