WETH/openhuman Pool On Base Loses All $52K Liquidity
The WETH/openhuman trading pair on the Base network experienced a total loss of its initial capital. What began as a functional market with more than fifty thousand dollars in value now shows only minimal activity and carries significant risk indicators for users watching that specific contract address.
A trading pair designed to facilitate swaps between Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token on the Base blockchain has ceased normal operations. The pool once supported a healthy market depth but now sits with negligible funds remaining inside its smart contract.
The Numbers
At its height, this specific liquidity bucket held $52,074 worth of assets available for traders to buy and sell instantly. That drawdown represents the entire value that entered the system being removed or drained away in a single event sequence. The current state shows only three dollars remaining inside the contract.
Current Status
The health score assigned to this environment is 16 out of 100, indicating severe distress relative to standard operating conditions for decentralized exchanges. While on-chain risk flags currently read as okay based on automated scans, a pool with zero liquidity cannot execute trades without slippage that would destroy any value.
What To Watch
- The deployer wallet associated with the initial setup is 0xad570a4ae9529ecf5cf3e7385b0be67a2c006ac5.
- The pool contract address itself is 0xcd2236ad46447b23a011ec511eef06feb7c45b24.
Investors should understand that a figure showing one hundred percent loss means the original capital was fully extracted. This situation transforms what looked like an active market into a static contract where entering new positions is practically impossible without extreme price impact costs.