openhuman/WETH Base Pool Drops From $52k Peak
A liquidity pool pairing openhuman and WETH on the Base network experienced a complete drain, reducing its value from over $52,000 to just three dollars. The event occurred in June 2026 after the deployer initiated a transaction that removed all remaining assets.
A trading pair on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operation as its available funds vanished. The specific pool involving openhuman and WETH saw its total value plummet from a recorded high of $52,384 to merely $3 in current holdings.
The Event Details
On-chain records show the incident was first detected on June 20, 2026. The liquidity pool contract is identified as 0x0da75a8f03e80476522cbb8ee72df211aad25966. This specific address holds the assets that were subsequently removed from circulation.
Understanding the Drop
The metric of a 100% drawdown indicates that every single dollar previously sitting in this reserve was extracted by an actor controlling the contract or possessing sufficient permissions to drain it. When a pool drops from fifty-two thousand dollars to three, standard market mechanics suggest a deliberate removal rather than organic trading activity.
Current Status
The health score for this specific asset combination has fallen to 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress within the protocol. While on-chain risk flags currently display as okay regarding general network status, the individual pool is functionally dead. The deployer wallet associated with this event is 0x9970204796095275cdc7a8b718e3766e9324d4cb.
Traders should note that once a pool loses all liquidity, users cannot execute swaps. The sudden nature of this event means any open positions in the pair are now worthless as there is no counterparty to trade against within the protocol itself.