WETH/UNO Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity After $54,859 Peak

A liquidity pool for the WETH/UNO trading pair on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased to function. The pool, identified by contract address 0x2400b4fb0a5d66a714b5b4ba377f752caa848832, once held significant capital but has since been emptied. This event was first detected on June 12, 2026, at 15:52:57 UTC.

The Numbers

The severity of the event is defined by the magnitude of the drawdown. The pool reached a peak liquidity of $54,859 before experiencing a 100% drop. A drawdown of this percentage indicates that the entire amount of capital in the pool was removed, leaving only a negligible remainder of $3. The health score for this pool is currently 20 out of 100, reflecting its critical state. While on-chain risk flags are marked as ok, the mechanical reality of the pool is that it is now dead.

What Happened

The deployer wallet associated with this event is 0x89b9fef633b8de3e2f34f55ccb85205f4e4ab912. The removal of all funds suggests a deliberate action to extract value from the pool, a common pattern in liquidity events where funds are drained rapidly. When a pool loses all liquidity, users can no longer execute trades within that specific contract. The remaining $3 represents the dust left behind after the main event.

What to Watch

Readers should understand that a 100% impact figure does not imply a partial reduction but rather a total exit. For a trader, this means the specific pair is no longer available for swapping on that contract. The distinction between a healthy pool and a drained one is stark: one supports price discovery, while the other offers only the residual value of a few dollars. Investors should verify the current liquidity status of any pair before attempting to interact with it, as the contract may be frozen or inaccessible.

• The pool is currently inactive for trading.
• All capital has been removed from the contract.
• The health score indicates a failed state.