WETH/UNO Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity After $60k Peak
The WETH/UNO trading pair on the Base blockchain experienced a total loss of its recorded liquidity. The event occurred shortly after 16:20 UTC when funds were removed entirely from the contract at address 0x84b19b6c63f80f99b8dd9be6d851f9a4bb12f88d.
A trading pair for Wrapped Ether and the UNO token has effectively ceased to function as a viable market. The contract held significant capital before it was emptied in rapid succession.
The Event Timeline
Monitoring data indicates that the pool reached its maximum recorded value of $59,765 on June 17, 2026. Within a short window following this peak, every dollar remaining in the contract was extracted by an operator using wallet address 0x3e5f5c8585cc89937f14cf9b652c1fb07a65d9cf.
Understanding The Numbers
The drawdown from the peak is calculated at 100%, meaning no liquidity remains for public trading. Currently, only $3 sits in the contract out of a previous high near sixty thousand dollars. This metric represents a complete drain where an operator removed assets larger than what was available to any single user.
What To Watch
The health score assigned to this pool is now 20, reflecting its non-functional state despite the on-chain risk flags showing as ok. When a metric like drawdown hits one hundred percent, it signifies that the entire liquidity bucket was emptied rather than just suffering normal market volatility.
- Pool address: 0x84b19b6c63f80f99b8dd9be6d851f9a4bb12f88d
- Liquidity removed from peak to current state
- Status confirmed as dead with minimal residual value