openhuman/WETH Base Pair Drops From $60K Peak
A trading pool for the openhuman token paired with Ether has seen its liquidity vanish completely from a high point. The event occurred recently on the Base network, leaving only three dollars in remaining value within the contract.
A specific trading venue for openhuman tokens paired with WETH has effectively ceased normal operation. The pool once facilitated exchanges worth nearly $60,000 but now holds a negligible balance of just three dollars. This drastic reduction indicates that the vast majority of available funds were removed from the contract in a single sequence of events.
The Event Details
On-chain records show this specific incident was first detected on June 16, 2026. At its height, the pool contained $59,818 worth of assets available for trading against WETH. Following that peak moment, the liquidity evaporated almost entirely. The current health score assigned to this venue is twenty out of one hundred, reflecting a state far removed from healthy market conditions.
Understanding the Drop
The drawdown percentage calculated by tracking systems reaches 100%. In plain terms, this metric signifies that every single dollar previously sitting in the pool has been taken away. When a liquidity figure drops to $3 after holding nearly sixty thousand dollars, it means the contract is essentially empty of usable funds for standard traders.
What This Means
This situation typically occurs when developers or malicious actors remove all assets from a pool without returning them to users. The deployer wallet associated with this event holds address 0x90675e093f2b05aa0a0f68404d4d5f1349ab6205. While risk flags currently show as okay, the reality of a $59k pool becoming dead suggests an intentional drain rather than organic market movement.
- The peak value was exactly $59,818
- Current liquidity is only $3
- The event took place on Base chain