WETH/CASSIE Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity
The WETH/CASSIE liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased operation after its total value fell from a high point. The drop represents a complete loss of funds relative to previous levels, leaving only negligible amounts in the contract.
A specific liquidity pool for WETH and CASSIE on the Base blockchain has reached a critical state. The data indicates that the financial backing available to traders in this contract is now virtually non-existent.
The Numbers
At its height, this particular venue held $60,929 worth of assets for users to trade against one another. That drawdown from peak represents a total loss relative to the previous maximum capacity recorded in our measurements. Currently, only three dollars remain within the contract balance.
Pool Status
The deployment wallet associated with this event is 0xea44ae7cccec6d5dfb30f12e1c2097c26d5af6b0. The system flagged the first detection of these conditions on June 17, 2026 at 09:04 UTC. A health score calculation places this entity at a level of twenty out of one hundred.
What This Means
This situation describes a scenario where the pool is dead for practical purposes. While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay, the liquidity metrics tell a different story regarding usability. A figure like this implies that any attempt to execute a standard trade would fail due to insufficient depth.
- The pair has lost all functional value since its peak.
- Trading volume is effectively zero at current levels.
Investors and traders should note that the contract address 0x63f1b8d50fe7f92b834c7007fb92feb5e06529b4 no longer supports meaningful market activity. The event highlights how quickly a specific venue can transition from active to inactive status without external news reports.