WETH/1KTO100M Pool on Base Collapses to Zero
On-chain data reveals that a specific liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has completely drained, resulting in a total loss of value for its participants. The event marks a significant shift from a peak liquidity of $10,857 to a current state of zero.
A liquidity pool on the Base blockchain has experienced a total collapse, losing 100% of its value in a matter of time. The specific pair involved was WETH/1KTO100M, which previously held real liquidity before becoming inactive. This event highlights the volatility inherent in decentralized finance markets, where pools can transition from active trading venues to dead states rapidly. The data indicates that the pool is now considered dead, with no remaining liquidity available for users to trade or withdraw.
The Event Details
The incident was first detected on the blockchain at 01:03:31 UTC on June 7, 2026. At that moment, the pool was already in a state of collapse or had just completed the drain process. The pool address associated with this event is 0x01715ebc8fc65de7a9881fce290a05ba44264568. The deployment of this specific pool was handled by the wallet address 0xd544dc470d4dcb0c0425272ffd201a229cceff4c. This wallet is responsible for the initial setup of the contract that subsequently lost all its funds.
The Numbers
The financial metrics associated with this pool illustrate the severity of the drop. At its peak, the pool held a total liquidity of $10,857 in USD value. This amount represented the maximum capital available for traders to enter or exit positions. Following the event, the liquidity dropped to exactly $0. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the peak value. The health score for this pool is currently recorded as 12 out of 100, indicating a very poor state of health compared to a functioning pool which would typically score much higher. Despite the on-chain risk flags showing as ok, the actual outcome for the liquidity providers was a total loss of their invested capital.
Implications for Traders
Traders and liquidity providers on the Base chain must remain vigilant when interacting with new pools, especially those with low health scores. A health score of 12 suggests that the protocol or the specific pool configuration is highly risky. The sudden transition from a peak of nearly $11,000 to zero implies that the funds were either drained by the deployer or removed by an external actor. While the on-chain risk flags currently display as ok, this metric may not always predict immediate liquidity loss. The collapse of the WETH/1KTO100M pair serves as a cautionary tale for participants in the Base ecosystem, reminding them that liquidity can vanish without warning.
- Pool address: 0x01715ebc8fc65de7a9881fce290a05ba44264568
- Deployer wallet: 0xd544dc470d4dcb0c0425272ffd201a229cceff4c
- Peak liquidity: $10,857
- Current liquidity: $0
- Health score: 12
The event underscores the importance of due diligence in decentralized finance. Users should verify the history and health of a pool before depositing funds. The rapid depletion of the WETH/1KTO100M pool demonstrates that even on established chains like Base, new tokens and pools can face immediate and total failure.