WETH/openhuman Liquidity Vanishes on Base
The liquidity pool pairing Wrapped Ether with the OpenHuman token on the Base network experienced a total loss of funds. The event, tracked by our monitoring tools, shows that what was once an active market is now effectively inactive.
A trading venue for Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token on the Base network has ceased to function as a viable marketplace. The data indicates that the pool currently holds only $3 in value after reaching a high of over fifty thousand dollars just days prior.
The Numbers
At its height, this specific venue held approximately $50,378 worth of assets available for swapping between users. That drawdown represents a complete disappearance of the funds that were deposited into the contract at address 0x61f809b3b9b681ca79729b35caf33f3973a59e9a.
The current health score for this venue is rated sixteen out of one hundred, signaling severe distress. While the deployer wallet associated with the contract remains flagged as okay by standard risk indicators, the operational reality suggests a total drain has occurred.
What Happened
This event was first detected on June 13th in 2026 at roughly seven hours and fourteen minutes UTC. The transition from an active pool to one with negligible liquidity happened rapidly, wiping out the capital that participants had placed there.
Why It Matters
The loss of all but a few dollars means traders can no longer execute fair swaps at this location without facing extreme slippage. The remaining $3 is likely insufficient to facilitate any meaningful transaction, effectively rendering the contract dead for practical purposes.
- Peak value exceeded fifty thousand dollars before vanishing
- The pool now holds only three dollars in total assets
- Detection occurred on June 13th of this year