WETH/VERLO Pair on Base Pool Liquidity Hits Zero
The WETH/VERLO trading pair on the Base network experienced a severe contraction in available capital. What was once an active market for swapping Wrapped Ether against VERLO tokens now holds negligible funds.
A specific liquidity pool designed to facilitate swaps between WETH and the VERLO token has effectively ceased normal operations. The event occurred on June 13, 2026, marking a definitive shift in the availability of capital for this particular trading pair.
The Numbers
At its height, the pool contained approximately $54,748 worth of assets available for traders to exchange. This figure represented the maximum capacity before the event unfolded. Following that initial period, the remaining value in the contract plummeted drastically.
The Current State
As of the latest on-chain data, only $3 remains within the pool structure. A drawdown from a peak near fifty-five thousand dollars down to three dollars indicates a loss exceeding ninety-nine percent of total value. In practical terms, this means no meaningful trades can occur without depleting the entire remaining reserve instantly.
Implications for Traders
This drastic reduction suggests the pool is functionally dead despite retaining an on-chain address. The health score reflects a critical condition of 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress. While risk flags currently show as ok based on standard metrics, the absence of liquidity renders the pair useless for swapping assets.
- The deployer wallet associated with this event is 0x3d9dbe9831b0d47bdb852036fb22d7f5c0dcfcb9
- First detection of the drop occurred at 00:37 UTC on June 13, 2026
- The pool contract address is 0x47685d6f8a05c0b0c582242e1d387fc17ff2286e
Readers should treat this pair as non-functional. Any attempt to interact with it now carries the risk of losing funds equal to the entire pool size, which is currently just three dollars but could have been substantial in previous moments.