WETH/openhuman Liquidity on Base Drops From $60k Peak
An automated market maker pair for the openhuman token against ETH experienced a severe reduction in available funds. The event occurred shortly after deployment and resulted in minimal remaining capital within the contract.
A liquidity pool designed to facilitate trades between WETH and openhuman on the Base network has effectively ceased normal operation. The event was detected by monitoring systems shortly after 10:03 UTC on June 15, 2026.
The Event Details
At its height of activity, this specific contract held a total value exceeding $60,000. This figure represented the maximum amount users could deposit or withdraw without causing extreme slippage for other participants in that pair. The pool address is 0x87fbcf7c1dc2853bf1cfdd3ce868008f89641342.
Current Status
The available funds have since vanished, leaving only $3 in the contract. This drawdown indicates that nearly every dollar previously sitting in the pool has been removed or swapped out by a single actor. The current health score for this pair is 20 out of 100.
Implications
- A drop to $3 means standard trading is no longer viable due to excessive slippage requirements.
- The deployer wallet associated with the contract remains at 0x04edac34d7753b46f77795111caebd68a1f1069a.
While on-chain risk flags currently show as okay, a pool with such low health and liquidity is functionally dead. Users attempting to interact with this contract now face the reality that their orders will likely fail or result in significant loss of value compared to market rates. The sudden transition from a functional $60k+ environment to an empty state suggests a rapid withdrawal event rather than organic decay.
Investors should verify any token interaction against current liquidity levels before attempting trades on Base, as the absence of depth renders these pairs useless for standard exchange purposes.