WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Hits $3 From $57,903 Peak
The WETH/openhuman liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased operation, with remaining liquidity falling to $3. This event marks a complete loss of value from a peak of $57,903, indicating a total drain of the pool.
The WETH/openhuman liquidity pool on the Base network has transitioned from a functional market to a dormant state. On-chain data confirms that the pool now holds only $3 in total value, a stark contrast to its recent history. This event occurred on June 12, 2026, signaling the end of trading activity for this specific pair.
The Numbers
At its height, the pool contained $57,903 in combined liquidity. Since that peak, the available funds have vanished, leaving a residual balance of $3. This represents a drawdown of 100% from the maximum observed value. Such a metric indicates that the entire pool was drained, likely by a single large transaction or a series of coordinated withdrawals. The deployer wallet associated with the pool is 0x5fee3773d86ef47fcba26ee01e82715721b95bca.
Pool Health
Current risk assessments assign a health score of 20 to this asset. While on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, the health score reflects the severe degradation of the pool's utility. A score this low suggests the pool is no longer viable for standard trading or providing liquidity. The pool contract address is 0xe8eb85412e1e7aa81601d6b1a122f6fa763fee57.
What to Watch
Investors should monitor the status of the openhuman token closely following this event. When a pool drops to near zero, it often signals that the token has lost its backing or that the liquidity providers have exited. Readers should treat any remaining value in this pool as negligible. The rapid shift from a healthy pool to a dead one highlights the volatility inherent in decentralized finance markets.
- Pool status is now dead.
- Remaining liquidity is $3.
- Peak value was $57,903.