WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Loses All $51k Liquidity
The WETH/openhuman trading pair on the Base network experienced a catastrophic decline in available capital. What once represented significant market depth is now effectively empty, leaving traders with no liquidity for swaps or exits.
A specific trading venue on the Base blockchain has ceased to function as a viable marketplace. The pool dedicated to swapping Wrapped Ether against openhuman tokens started with substantial capital but ended up completely drained within days.
The Event Timeline
Monitoring data reveals that this particular liquidity source reached its highest point shortly after mid-June 2026. At that moment, the pool held fifty-one thousand seven hundred sixteen dollars in combined assets available for trading. This figure represented a healthy amount of capital allowing users to enter or exit positions without slippage.
The Numbers
By June nineteen at 1:59 AM UTC, the situation changed abruptly. The total value locked within that contract address plummeted from its peak to merely five dollars. This drawdown of one hundred percent means every single dollar previously sitting in the pool was removed instantly.
- The deployer wallet associated with this event is 0x1cc6a0505277b3eea6f5659f3fdeb36261f18b92
- Pool contract address: 0x459da50692dbe7ed8fe5bf8918b20d88e9188efc
What This Means for Traders
This event signifies a total failure of the liquidity mechanism. When a pool drops to five dollars, it is functionally dead because no meaningful trade can occur without wiping out the remaining balance entirely.
The health score assigned to this venue dropped to twenty points, reflecting its broken state despite on-chain risk flags showing as okay at detection time. This discrepancy highlights that standard automated checks often fail to predict immediate liquidity extraction events where funds are siphoned faster than they can be monitored.