CDOF/WBNB Pool on BNB Chain Dries to $3 From $78k Peak
A specific liquidity pool for the CDOF token on BNB Chain has effectively ceased operation, with reserves falling from a peak of $78,027 to a negligible $3. This event marks a complete loss of liquidity for the pair.
A trading pair involving the CDOF token and WBNB on the BNB Chain network has experienced a total loss of liquidity. The pool, identified by the contract address 0x21d9c92c86364f7bf67cb926a55311da078234a3, once held significant capital but has since emptied. This event was first detected on June 12, 2026, at 01:46:37 UTC.
The Numbers
The decline in available funds was absolute. At its height, the pool contained $78,027 in total value locked. Following the incident, the remaining liquidity is merely $3. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the peak. Such a metric indicates that the entire pool was drained, leaving no meaningful capital for traders. The current health score for this asset is 20 out of 100, reflecting its precarious state.
What Happened
The funds were moved by a specific deployer wallet: 0xd20dbf4db2ac7565bf06adb89a518358c92769a5. On-chain risk flags currently show as ok, yet the practical outcome for the pool is that it is dead. The transition from a functioning market to a non-functional one occurred rapidly, suggesting a coordinated removal of assets rather than a gradual market correction.
Why It Matters
For investors, this event signals a high risk of capital loss in new or low-volume pairs. When a pool drops to $3, it means the liquidity provider has lost their entire investment, and traders cannot execute meaningful swaps. The distinction between a healthy market and a drained one is stark here. A single transaction larger than the remaining pool can wipe out the entire value, which is exactly what appears to have occurred. Users should exercise extreme caution when interacting with pools that have recently suffered such drastic drawdowns.
- Peak liquidity was $78,027.
- Current liquidity is $3.
- Health score is 20.