WETH/Bertie Pool on Base Loses All Liquidity
The WETH/Bertie trading pair on the Base network has effectively ceased operations, with its total value locked falling from over $56,000 to just three dollars. This event marks a complete loss of liquidity for users attempting to trade this specific asset combination.
A trading pair involving Wrapped Ether and the token Bertie has lost its entire functional value on the Base blockchain. The pool currently holds only $3 in assets, representing a total drawdown from its highest recorded level of $56,408.
The Event Details
On-chain data indicates that this specific liquidity source is now considered dead for practical trading purposes. A health score calculation places the pool at 20 out of 100, signaling severe distress despite standard risk flags showing no immediate external attack vectors.
The Numbers Behind The Drop
At its peak utility, this contract held $56,408 worth of capital available for swaps. That drawdown to a remaining balance of just $3 means the pool size is now negligible compared to typical trading volumes required by users.
- The deployer wallet associated with this event was 0x05a3869ce2e7b2123bb4484a8a71868d865160f1
- First detected activity occurred on June 13, 2026 at 02:06 UTC
What This Means For Traders
The current status implies that entering a position here would be futile as there is insufficient counterparty liquidity to execute meaningful trades. The swap function remains technically active but offers no value, effectively rendering the contract useless for standard market operations.