WETH/grantr Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity
The WETH/grantr trading pair on the Base network experienced a total collapse in available capital. Liquidity that once reached nearly $60,000 is now effectively zero at just three dollars.
A specific liquidity pool for the WETH/grantr token pair on the Base blockchain has ceased to function as a viable trading venue. The event was first detected by monitoring systems at 00:19 UTC on June 13, 2026. At that moment, the contract address associated with this interaction began showing signs of severe capital extraction.
The Scale of Loss
Historical data indicates the pool previously held significant value before vanishing entirely. The maximum amount available for trading reached a peak of $58,243 in US dollars. Following that high point, the liquidity drained rapidly until only three dollars remained. This represents a drawdown percentage exceeding 100% relative to recent activity levels because the remaining funds are negligible compared to the initial volume.
Technical Indicators
The current health score for this specific pool is rated at 20 out of 100, reflecting a critical state. The deployer wallet responsible for launching the contract holds address 0x84730dd06fa63ca1da0437cb754c2495180a7c6c. While automated risk flags currently show as okay based on standard protocol checks, the actual economic outcome is a dead pool.
Implications for Traders
This event illustrates how quickly capital can disappear from decentralized exchanges without external warnings. A drop to this level means no one can execute meaningful trades against WETH or grantr tokens within that specific contract at 0x5405f8b640bd481264250338ae82740a41ff457b. Users attempting to access this pair will find the order book empty, effectively rendering the liquidity source useless.
- Peak capital was $58,243 before draining
- Current available funds are only $3
- The pool status is officially marked as dead