openhuman/WETH Liquidity on Base Hits Zero
A liquidity pool for the openhuman token against WETH on the Base network is now effectively dead, holding only three dollars. This event marks a complete loss of value from its recent high point.
The liquidity pool for openhuman against WETH on the Base network has reached a critical state where it holds only $3 in assets. This represents a total loss of value from its highest recorded level just days prior.
What Happened
Data indicates that the pool, identified by contract address 0x3ac74dada5622eb52bb92c6b0745ccc00d8f69f0, was fully drained. The deployer wallet associated with this event is 0xadc3861dacd6b0ee8e675cf9b787fb22829e7658. This action occurred on June 22, 2026, at approximately 10:11 UTC.
The Numbers
At its peak, the pool contained $55,355 worth of liquidity. The current state shows a drawdown from that peak of exactly 100%. In practical terms, this means every single dollar previously available for trading has been removed or swapped out by an actor with control over the contract.
The health score assigned to this pool is now 16 out of 100. While on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, a zero-liquidity state effectively renders the pair non-functional for standard users who rely on automated market makers to execute trades.
Why It Matters
- A drop from $55k to $3 indicates an immediate and total extraction of funds.
- The pool is now considered dead, preventing new liquidity providers from entering safely.
This situation highlights the volatility inherent in newly launched tokens on Layer 2 networks. When a single entity removes all assets from a contract, the market price becomes irrelevant because there are no counterparties left to facilitate exchanges.