WETH/openhuman Pool On Base Drops To $3 From Peak
The WETH/openhuman trading pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of its initial capital. Liquidity that once stood at nearly $61,000 is now valued at only $3, indicating a complete drain or rug pull event.
A specific liquidity pool for the WETH/openhuman pair on the Base blockchain has reached its end state. The contract at address 0x5311db55c4ff0af91115692910338875eac25ee5 was deployed by wallet 0xe2d33716cd640fbb5343e8851bfeb398ce56ff20. On June 22, 2026 at 20:47 UTC, the pool held a significant amount of capital before its value plummeted to near zero.
The Collapse
At its height, this specific venue for swapping tokens supported $60,871 in total liquidity. This figure represents the maximum capacity available for traders entering or exiting positions at that moment. The current state shows a value of just $3 remaining inside the contract.
The Numbers
This event resulted in a drawdown calculated as 100% from its peak. In practical terms, this metric means nearly every dollar previously deposited into the pool has been removed by an external actor or burned. The health score for this entity is now rated at 20 out of 100, reflecting its degraded condition.
- Peak liquidity: $60,871
- Current value: $3
- Total loss percentage: ~99.95%
What To Watch
The on-chain risk flags currently display as ok, which is a standard status for contracts that have already completed their lifecycle or failed in ways not flagged by automated scanners yet. The term "dead" describes the current operational reality where no meaningful trading can occur.