WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops From $61K
The openhuman token pair with ETH experienced a total loss of value within the specified timeframe. The event occurred recently and resulted in an extremely low health score for the contract.
A specific trading venue on the Base network has effectively ceased operation after losing almost all its available funds. This pair once supported a healthy market depth but now sits with negligible value remaining inside it.
The Numbers
At one point, this contract held sixty-one thousand four hundred fourteen dollars in total assets before the event unfolded. The current state shows only three dollars left within that same container. This represents a complete disappearance of usable capital for traders who might have relied on it.
The Event
On-chain data indicates this shift happened around June 16, 2026 at twenty-three hours and nineteen minutes UTC. The deployer address associated with the contract is recorded as zeroxcbc984904ba1ca7a286800a27a5b6a4fcbd56678. Following this change, risk monitoring tools flagged a health score of twenty out of one hundred.
What to Watch
- The contract address is zero02ed84629a30d144ad0770a9b2d5a9eb167c04de.
- Liquidity has vanished entirely from the public view of this pair.
When a pool drops to such low levels, it usually means no one can enter or exit positions without moving the entire price. The original peak value was sixty-one thousand four hundred fourteen dollars before funds were removed. This specific drawdown indicates that whatever mechanism caused the drop succeeded in extracting nearly every dollar from the system.
Traders should note that once a pool reaches this state, it is functionally dead for standard use cases. The remaining balance of three dollars does not represent an active market but rather residual dust left behind after the main event concluded.