WETH/OpenHuman Base Pool Liquidity Vanishes From $60k Peak
The WETH/openhuman liquidity pool on the Base network experienced a severe contraction in available funds. What began as a viable market with almost sixty thousand dollars in value has effectively ceased operation after losing nearly all its capital reserves.
A specific trading venue for the WETH and OpenHuman tokens on the Base blockchain has reached a critical state. The data indicates that the available funds within this market have evaporated almost entirely since its most active period.
The Event Details
Monitoring tools detected significant changes starting at 02:20 UTC on June 21, 2026. At that moment, a wallet associated with the pool deployment held assets worth nearly $59,616 in total value. That amount represented the highest level of capital available for traders to swap tokens against one another.
Current Status
The situation has deteriorated rapidly since that peak moment. The current valuation of funds sitting inside this specific contract is now just $3. This represents a drawdown from the maximum value observed, meaning the pool can no longer support normal trading activity for users looking to enter or exit positions.
Implications For Traders
This drastic reduction in capital means that any attempt to execute trades would likely result in slippage so severe it renders the transaction useless. The health score of this venue has fallen to 20 out of 100, signaling extreme risk.
- Trading volume is effectively zero
- Liquidity depth cannot support large orders
- The pool contract remains active but empty
Users should treat this pair as non-functional for immediate use. The deployer wallet address 0x3a23b1ef669b487593040ac1e4168e7158d09b89 is linked to the initial setup, but the current state suggests a complete withdrawal of funds or an exit by liquidity providers. The pool address 0xe11dcc8664baa872f01984d2c45c2f14d2dfaad8 now serves only as a historical record rather than a functional market.