WETH/cryoanalystbot Pool on Base Drops $59k Liquidity
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and cryoanalystbot experienced a severe reduction in available funds. The pool's health score indicates significant distress following this event on the Base blockchain.
A specific liquidity pool operating on the Base network has effectively ceased to function as a viable trading venue. This pair, combining WETH with cryoanalystbot tokens, saw its available capital vanish almost entirely in a single event detected around June 18, 2026.
The Scale of Loss
At the height of this pool's activity, it held approximately $59,171 worth of assets. Following the incident recorded at 18:03 UTC on that date, the remaining liquidity is merely $3. This represents a drawdown from peak levels described as a full 100% loss relative to previous totals.
Current Health Status
The pool currently registers a health score of 20 out of 100, signaling that it is in poor condition compared to standard benchmarks. The deployer wallet associated with this contract at address 0x166d4eabb8f1804041260dab90f2cd03e53b0d83 remains linked to the event, though on-chain risk flags currently show no immediate external threats.
Implications for Traders
- A 100% drawdown means a trader attempting to swap would receive negligible value back in return.
- The pool is now considered dead or non-functional for standard liquidity provision purposes.
- Funds previously deposited into this contract are effectively trapped at the current low balance.
What This Means
This event highlights how quickly a Base chain token pair can transition from active trading to inactivity. When a pool drops to such a minimal value, it often indicates that one side of the trade was drained or removed entirely by an actor with sufficient leverage.
The contract address for this specific incident is 0xf18e4f0008a3b21fa0ba760eae36595663de60bd. Users should verify current balances before interacting, as the previous volume metrics no longer reflect reality.