WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Loses All $55k Liquidity
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens experienced a total loss of value on the Base network. What once held more than $55,076 in assets now contains only three dollars, signaling an immediate end to normal market operations for this specific venue.
A liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased functioning after losing nearly all of its capital. The pair involving Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens reached a peak value exceeding fifty-five thousand dollars before draining completely to three dollars in just over two days.
The Event Details
Monitoring data indicates that this specific venue, identified by contract address 0x108e3b949c5580ed4c3c9dd383dcee58259c13fc, was active as of June 16, 2026. The pool held a substantial amount of capital until it suddenly emptied.
Understanding the Drop
The drawdown from its highest point represents a one hundred percent reduction in available funds for traders. While risk flags currently show as okay on-chain metrics often lag behind real-time events, the health score has plummeted to twenty out of one hundred. This metric suggests the pool is critically unstable or non-functional.
Market Implications
- The deployer wallet 0xcc072cae171b1b691f837c3f60cded622098b4c3 remains associated with the initial setup.
- Liquidity providers have lost access to their deposited assets within this specific contract.
When a pool drops from fifty-five thousand dollars to three, it usually indicates an external removal of funds rather than organic trading activity. Traders attempting to swap tokens through this address will likely face slippage errors or failed transactions because there is no longer sufficient depth in the order book.