WETH/SUPERGEMMA Pool on Base Loses All $56k Liquidity
The WETH/SUPERGEMMA trading pair on the Base blockchain experienced a total loss of its initial capital. The pool peaked at more than fifty-five thousand dollars before retaining only three units today.
A specific liquidity pool for WETH and SUPERGEMMA on the Base network has effectively ceased to function as a viable market. The event began when the contract held significant capital before losing nearly all of it in rapid succession.
The Event Timeline
Monitoring data indicates that this specific trading venue reached its highest value shortly after deployment. On June 21, 2026 at approximately 4:39 PM UTC, the pool operated normally before a sudden shift occurred in its capital reserves.
The Numbers
At its peak, this specific contract held fifty-five thousand six hundred seventy dollars worth of assets. Following that high point, the available liquidity plummeted to just three dollars. This represents a one-hundred percent drawdown from the maximum recorded value for this pair.
Risk Indicators
Despite the drastic loss in capital, automated risk scanners currently show no active flags on-chain regarding malicious activity or specific exploit vectors at the moment of detection. The deployer wallet associated with the contract is 0x51babc19250696650cb49193b6334e798f4d34bf, and the pool address remains 0x3bf2e25d08cead463b275971e2ab98a708b32e79. The overall health score for this venue has fallen to twenty out of one hundred.
When a pool drops from such a high value to near zero, it usually means the assets were removed entirely rather than traded away through normal market activity. Traders attempting to access this pair now face an environment where standard swap mechanics cannot function due to insufficient depth. The contract address for WETH/SUPERGEMMA should be treated as inactive.
- Peak liquidity was over $55,000
- Current liquidity is only $3
- The drop occurred within a single day