WBNB/CREPE Liquidity Vanishes on BNB Chain
The WBNB/CREPE trading pair on the BNB Chain network has experienced a total loss of its initial capital, dropping from a peak value to zero. This event occurred shortly after deployment by an address known for launching pools that frequently fail to sustain liquidity over time.
A trading pair involving WBNB and CREPE tokens on the BNB Chain network has completely emptied its reserves. The event was detected at 10:21 UTC on June 18, 2026, marking a definitive end to liquidity availability for this specific contract address.
The Event Details
At one point, the pool held $50,144 in total value locked. Within a short window following its launch on June 18, that entire amount was removed from circulation. The current status of the pair is recorded as dead, with zero liquidity remaining for any future trades or withdrawals.
Historical Context
The sudden drain aligns with the deployment history of the wallet responsible for creating this contract: 0xd4bc2cae1ceae16046d31ef4d66b1b0d60b5b123. This specific address has launched twenty distinct pools in its lifetime, yet only eight have been removed entirely while none survived long-term operation.
- Deployer survival rate: 0%
- Total rugs by this wallet: 8
- Risk flags on-chain status: ok
Metric Interpretation
The reported drawdown of 100% indicates that the entire pool was drained, leaving no funds for users. While a health score of 16 suggests significant instability, standard risk indicators did not flag immediate danger before the event occurred.
Investors should note that extreme liquidity loss often happens faster than public monitoring systems can react. The fact that this specific wallet has never successfully maintained a pool highlights the high probability of failure for new contracts originating from it.