Supergemma/WETH Base Pool Liquidity Vanishes From $58k Peak
The SuperGEMMA/WETH trading pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of its recorded liquidity within hours. The pool value fell from an initial high of approximately fifty-eight thousand dollars down to just three dollars, indicating a complete drain or removal of funds by the deployer wallet.
A trading pair for SuperGEMMA on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operation after losing nearly all its capital. The event began shortly before 01:37 UTC on June 21, 2026, when a single wallet initiated actions that emptied the contract.
The Numbers
At its height, this specific pool held $58,111 in total value locked. By the time the event concluded, only three dollars remained inside the smart contract address 0x3a49f2c0ac13bab320347c08abd97152e5abfce1. This represents a drawdown of exactly one hundred percent from its peak.
What Happened
The deployer wallet 0x7dabd9f7cc0d0d8b36c9f9418d3a5cc6f7553b02 executed a transaction that removed the vast majority of assets. The health score for this pool is currently listed as twenty out of one hundred, reflecting its broken state.
- Peak liquidity was recorded at $58,111
- The current balance stands at just $3
- The impact metric shows a 100% reduction in value
Why It Matters
A drop of this magnitude means the pool is now useless for traders. When liquidity falls to zero, users cannot execute swaps because there are no tokens left to buy or sell against. The term "dead" accurately describes the current status.
The on-chain risk flags show as okay at the moment of detection, yet the outcome was a total loss. This highlights how quickly capital can vanish from decentralized exchanges if the liquidity provider removes their funds entirely. Investors should treat any pool with such extreme volatility or sudden emptiness with caution before entering positions.