WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Loses All $56k Liquidity
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and the OpenHuman token experienced a total loss of value within its smart contract. The event occurred on June 18, 2026, leaving only negligible funds behind after previously holding more than fifty-six thousand dollars in assets.
A specific liquidity pool operating on the Base blockchain has effectively ceased to function as a trading venue. The contract at address 0x34912dfe9fc524b450299d1470bdc12eba9d4458 once facilitated swaps between WETH and openhuman tokens, but it has since been emptied of almost all capital.
The Event Details
This specific incident was first detected on June 18, 2026. At that time, the pool held a significant amount of value before rapidly draining away. The total drawdown from its highest recorded point reached one hundred percent, indicating that nearly every dollar previously deposited has been removed.
The Numbers
At the height of this event, the combined liquidity in the contract was valued at $56,116. Following the incident, the remaining balance dropped to just three dollars. This represents a near-total extraction of funds by the deployer wallet 0xd685f24f758e64f6b4fc3119c2cbb4f54bebdbf8 or an external actor.
- Peak liquidity: $56,116
- Current balance: $3.00
- Detection date: June 18, 2026
What It Means For Users
The health score for this contract is currently rated at twenty out of one hundred, signaling severe distress despite on-chain risk flags showing as okay. This discrepancy often occurs because standard scanners may not immediately flag a drain that happens instantly or through complex interactions.
For any holder attempting to exit their position after the event began, trading would have been impossible without incurring massive slippage against the remaining tiny balance. The pool is now considered dead for practical purposes, serving only as a historical record of capital movement on the Base network rather than an active market.