WETH/openhuman Liquidity Drops To $1 From Peak
On-chain data shows the WETH/openhuman liquidity pool on Base has effectively vanished, falling from a high of $55,111 to just one dollar. This event marks a complete loss of available funds for traders in that specific pair since mid-June 2026.
A liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has lost virtually all its value following a sudden drop. The WETH/openhuman pair reached a peak of $55,111 before collapsing to just one dollar. This event occurred after being first detected at 2026-06-15 22:58:21 UTC.
The Event Details
On-chain metrics indicate the pool is now considered dead with a health score of only sixteen out of one hundred. The contract address for this specific interaction was identified as 0x14ea316060febaecc50707ec1bd46c941effd7d3. A single deployer wallet at 0xd98a84e29656fb3e610f77e34d3c0bd97ffb1a3b was associated with the creation of this pair.
Understanding The Numbers
The drawdown from peak represents a one hundred percent loss, meaning no new funds can be added or removed via standard swaps. A figure showing zero liquidity implies that any attempt to trade would fail because there is nothing left in the pool to exchange against.
- Peak value reached was $55,111
- Current standing is exactly one dollar
- Total drawdown percentage stands at 100%
Risk Implications
This situation highlights the volatility inherent in newly launched pools on Layer 2 networks. While risk flags currently show as okay, a health score of sixteen suggests significant instability for investors who might have entered positions near the peak.