openhuman/WETH Pool on Base Loses All $56k Liquidity
A specific trading pair for openhuman and WETH on the Base network experienced a total loss of its recorded value. The pool dropped from a high point near fifty-seven thousand dollars down to five dollars within minutes.
The trading venue for openhuman against WETH on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased functioning as a liquid market. Data indicates that funds were removed from this specific contract address 0xe783ba71d46b86d8ae6d812f8100b38ec985dc71, leaving behind only five dollars of residual value.
The Event Details
This incident was first detected on June 19, 2026. The pool had previously established a significant presence in the Base ecosystem before this sudden shift occurred. At its height, the pair held fifty-six thousand eight hundred forty dollars worth of assets available for swapping.
Understanding the Drop
The current state shows a drawdown that represents one hundred percent loss from the previous high water mark. In practical terms, this means every dollar previously sitting in the pool has been extracted by an external actor or automated process. The remaining five dollars are negligible and insufficient to support normal trading activity.
Implications for Users
- The deployer wallet 0xfd1abfe1f8c7f55dd1eece5ac087b6305fb4b1c7 initiated the removal of funds.
- A health score of twenty out of one hundred reflects a critically illiquid state rather than an active market.
While on-chain risk flags currently display as okay, this specific metric does not account for post-event liquidity exhaustion. The sudden vanishing act suggests the pool is no longer viable for standard users seeking to enter or exit positions involving openhuman tokens.