WETH/AGENT_001 Pool On Base Loses All Liquidity
An automated market maker pool for WETH paired with AGENT_001 on the Base network experienced a total loss of liquidity. The event marks a complete drain where remaining value is negligible compared to previous levels.
A trading pool designed for swapping Wrapped Ether against AGENT_001 on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased functioning. The event was first detected in late June 2026, revealing a stark contrast between recent activity and historical capacity.
The Numbers
At its peak performance, this specific liquidity pool held approximately $55,994 worth of assets available for traders to swap. Following the incident recorded on June 21st at roughly 23:07 UTC, that value vanished almost entirely.
The current state shows only three dollars remaining in the contract address 0x9e6c78dc1cc45ca5b6ae21e4bd9c7177897b8f10. This represents a drawdown of 100% from its highest point. In practical terms, the pool is now empty for all intents and purposes.
What Happened
The data indicates that funds were removed faster than they could be replenished or traded normally. The health score assigned to this contract has dropped to 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress within the protocol's mechanics despite standard risk flags showing no immediate external threat.
Traders attempting to access this venue would find insufficient depth for meaningful transactions. The deployer wallet associated with 0x6043a25a43ae9103d927cd71955d690b13361230 initiated the setup, but subsequent actions drained the reserves.
Market Context
- Total liquidity loss exceeds 99.9%
- Remaining value is approximately $3 USD
- Status classified as dead by monitoring tools
This situation illustrates how quickly a Base network pool can transition from active trading to inactivity when reserves are depleted.