$65k Liquidity Vanishes From Base WETH/openhuman Pool
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token on the Base network experienced a total loss of liquidity. The pool, which once held over $65,000 in assets, now contains only three dollars.
A specific trading venue for Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased operations. The event was first detected by monitoring systems at 09:57 UTC on June 16, 2026. At that moment, a significant portion of capital had already been removed from the contract.
The Numbers
Historical data shows this venue reached its highest value shortly after deployment, holding $65,144 in total assets available for trading. That drawdown represents a complete exit of funds by June 17. The current state reveals only three dollars remain within the smart contract at address 0xddc9b21a2169716bed1907f50e96c6373e29a013. This drop from a healthy peak to near zero indicates that all liquidity was drained in rapid succession.
Pool Health Status
Risk assessment tools currently assign this venue a health score of 20 out of 100. Such a low rating reflects the absence of usable funds for new participants. While automated risk flags show no immediate technical anomalies, the operational reality is that swaps are impossible to execute at meaningful sizes.
What This Means
This situation illustrates how quickly liquidity can vanish from decentralized exchanges without external intervention or regulatory action. The deployer wallet associated with this contract holds address 0x2406772bf3b224d7982b0a744d60812fb96ae235. Users attempting to trade the pair now face a situation where their orders cannot be filled because there are no counterparties left. The remaining three dollars serve only as residual value from failed transactions or dust trades.
- Total liquidity lost: $65,141
- Current health score: 20/100
- Detection time: June 17, 2026