WETH/UNILAWB Pool on Base Loses All $56k Liquidity
The WETH/UNILAWB trading pair on the Base blockchain experienced a total loss of value after its highest recorded liquidity reached $56,063. Current metrics show only $3 remaining in the pool as of June 21, 2026.
A specific liquidity pair between WETH and UNILAWB on the Base network has effectively ceased functioning. The pool, identified by contract address 0xf9a7a6ed8bc03ad5331243fa8f859df4062fee90, was once active but now holds negligible value.
The Numbers Behind the Drop
Data indicates that this specific pool reached a peak liquidity of $56,063 before suffering a complete drawdown. The current state shows only three dollars remaining in reserves. This represents a 100% reduction from its highest point.
Pool Health and Status
The health score for this contract has fallen to 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress or death for the protocol instance. Despite these drastic changes in asset value, on-chain risk flags currently display as 'ok'. This discrepancy highlights how standard automated scanners may not immediately reflect rapid liquidity drains.
Implications for Traders
The deployment wallet associated with this event is 0xe8c0d007d46d300559c8693bc2054ff72dd2ba90. When a pool drops from tens of thousands to single digits, it means the liquidity provider has lost nearly all capital. For users attempting swaps today, slippage would be astronomical or transactions impossible.
- Liquidity peaked at $56,063 on June 21, 2026
- Current reserves are approximately $3 USD
- The pair is effectively dead for trading purposes