$61,935 WETH/openhuman Base Pool Liquidity Vanishes
On-chain data reveals that the WETH/openhuman pair on the Base network lost nearly all its value, falling from a high of $61,935 to just three dollars. This drastic reduction indicates a complete withdrawal or drain of funds by the pool deployer.
A specific liquidity pair on the Base blockchain has experienced a severe contraction in available capital. The event was first detected at 14:57 UTC on June 20, 2026, marking the moment when significant funds were removed from circulation within that market.
The Numbers
At its peak activity before this incident, the pool held $61,935 in total liquidity. Following the event, the available capital plummeted to a mere $3. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the previous high point.
To put that figure into perspective for an investor or observer: if you were looking at this pool as a source of funds before June 20, 2026, it held real value. Afterward, the entire pool is effectively empty except for negligible dust tokens worth three dollars. A drop to zero liquidity means no new trades can occur without restoring capital first.
Pool Status
The current health score assigned to this pair is 20 out of a possible 100, reflecting its poor condition compared to healthy markets that typically score much higher. Despite the drastic loss in value, on-chain risk flags currently show as ok.
This discrepancy suggests that while automated systems may not have flagged an immediate anomaly at this exact second, the structural integrity of the pool has clearly failed based on volume metrics alone.
What to Watch
- The deployer wallet 0x70426443aa7a66897d9d42d7157c80dd95e710cd moved all assets out.
- No new liquidity has been added since the drain occurred on June 20, 2026.
For users monitoring Base chain tokens like openhuman, this event serves as a stark reminder that pools can vanish entirely. The contract address for this specific pool is 0x65197af4cfbd469f368775d3b78199c818cea268.