WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops To $3 From $62k Peak
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token experienced a total loss of liquidity on the Base network, falling from a high of $62,066 to just three dollars. This event marks a significant shift in market conditions for this specific asset combination within that ecosystem.
A liquidity pool designed to facilitate trades between WETH and openhuman tokens has effectively ceased functioning on the Base blockchain. The event was first detected by monitoring systems at 11:14 UTC on June 17, 2026. At that moment, the health score for this specific location had already dropped significantly from a healthy state to a critical level of twenty out of one hundred.
The Numbers
Historical data reveals that this pool once held substantial capital before its current status was recorded as dead. The asset value at its highest point reached $62,066. In contrast, the most recent measurement shows only three dollars remaining in the contract address 0xcdc9720189788b339f5c838c908ef00d5289eac8. This represents a drawdown of one hundred percent from its maximum capacity.
What Happened
The deployment wallet associated with this pool is identified as 0x3de369ae3847ae252a78f66bd6837434554ef809. While the on-chain risk flags currently show no immediate technical errors, the liquidity metrics indicate a complete extraction of funds or an inability to sustain trading volume. The term 'dead' accurately describes the current state where no meaningful swaps can occur without providing massive slippage.
Market Context
This event highlights how quickly specific pools on Layer 2 networks like Base can transition from active markets to empty vessels. A drop of this magnitude means that any user attempting to enter or exit the position would face extreme price impact, effectively rendering the pair unusable for standard trading purposes.
- Peak liquidity was recorded at $62,066
- Current available funds are approximately $3
- The pool is now classified as non-functional