$60K Pool Vanishes: WETH/openhuman Liquidity Drops to $3
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token experienced a total loss of capital, falling from a peak of roughly sixty thousand dollars down to just three. This event marks the complete disappearance of available funds for traders on this specific Base network address.
A liquidity pool designed to facilitate swaps between WETH and openhuman tokens has effectively ceased functioning, retaining only a negligible amount of value. The event was first detected by monitoring systems on June 13th in the year 2026 at approximately ten thirty UTC. At that moment, the financial health score for this specific address dropped significantly to twenty out of one hundred.
The Numbers
At its height before the incident occurred, the pool contained a total liquidity value of $59,706. Following the event, the remaining balance in that same contract is now valued at just three dollars. This represents a drawdown from peak levels of one hundred percent.
The Cause
When a metric shows a drop of this magnitude, it indicates that all available funds were removed or drained from the smart contract address 0x3be6dbb673b7064b94e1cab1487c1d92e9f58d6a. The deployer wallet associated with this pool is identified as 0xf66c285466a987494e64c9b77105f30f655b3e96.
What This Means
A reduction of one hundred percent in pool size means that the contract no longer holds enough capital to support standard trading operations. Users cannot execute swaps because there is insufficient liquidity on either side of the order book. While automated risk flags currently show as okay, a health score this low suggests the asset has been abandoned or emptied completely.
- The pool address 0x3be6dbb673b7064b94e1cab1487c1d92e9f58d6a is now considered dead for trading purposes
- Any funds previously deposited into this contract are likely unrecoverable by standard means
This situation highlights the volatility inherent in early-stage projects on Layer 2 networks. Traders should exercise extreme caution when interacting with pools that have recently experienced such drastic changes.