WETH/openhuman Base Pool Liquidity Vanishes
On-chain data reveals that the WETH/openhuman pool on the Base network has effectively ceased operations. The event shows a total loss of value from its peak position following an incident detected in June 2026.
A specific trading venue for WETH and the OpenHuman token on the Base blockchain has transitioned to a dead state. The pool once supported real market activity but now holds only three dollars in value after losing nearly all of its capital.
The Event Details
Monitoring tools flagged this change at 04:51 UTC on June 20, 2026. At that moment, the pool recorded a health score of twenty out of one hundred, indicating severe distress. The drop was not gradual but represented an immediate collapse in available funds for traders.
The Numbers
Historical records show the pair reached a maximum liquidity level of $57,994 before the incident occurred. Following the event, the remaining balance plummeted to just $3. This represents a drawdown from peak that effectively wiped out the entire pool depth in one transaction or series of actions.
What It Means
The deployer wallet associated with this venue is 0xe1651672e22735a1f93439003aac1c91e60e6194. While on-chain risk flags currently read as okay, the structural failure of the pool suggests a significant loss for any user who attempted to trade during that window.
- The pair is now considered dead by liquidity standards
- Traders cannot access the full depth previously available
- Funds were drained from the contract entirely
This situation highlights how quickly a Base pool can vanish when its underlying reserves are removed. Users must verify current health scores before engaging with such pairs, as past volume does not guarantee future availability.