WETH/MRBASE Pool on Base Drops From $52k Peak
The WETH/MRBASE trading pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of real capital, falling from a high point to just three dollars. This event marks the end of active liquidity for this specific contract address following an initial deployment in June 2026.
A trading pair involving WETH and MRBASE tokens on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased to function as a viable market. The pool held its maximum capacity of $52,510 before experiencing a complete depletion of usable funds.
The Event Details
On-chain records show that this specific liquidity source reached its highest value on June 21, 2026, at exactly 12:29 UTC. Since that moment, the available capital has vanished from public view within the pool contract.
The Numbers
At its peak, the system contained $52,510 worth of assets for traders to swap between WETH and MRBASE. Currently, only three dollars remain in the contract at address 0xa62491e2d935bdefdb95052e97b012d8cd022814.
This drawdown represents a reduction of one hundred percent from its maximum state. Such a figure indicates that the entire pool was drained, leaving behind negligible dust rather than normal market volatility.
- Deployer wallet: 0xb5b4373c02ccd3abe36a250c9895a89c35f93c3a
- Current health score: 20 out of 100
What This Means for Traders
A drop to this level means the pool is no longer suitable for standard trading activities. A healthy market typically requires sufficient depth to absorb orders without slippage, which is impossible when only a few dollars remain.
The health score of 20 reflects the poor condition of the asset after such a severe exit event. While risk flags currently show as okay on-chain metrics often lag behind actual liquidity events like this one.