WETH/MRBASE Pool On Base Loses All $52k Liquidity
The WETH/MRBASE liquidity pair on the Base network experienced a total collapse shortly after its inception. Data indicates that funds worth approximately $52,986 were removed from the contract at 21:28 UTC on June 20, 2026.
A specific liquidity pool for WETH and MRBASE tokens has effectively ceased operations following a massive withdrawal event. The contract initially supported trading between the two assets before its total value plummeted to near zero.
The Event Details
At 21:28 UTC on June 20, 2026, the pool located at address 0x25e8d74a75f137cfc890c5f5f09fe88a105d68a4 underwent a drastic change. The deployer wallet associated with this contract initiated an action that removed nearly all available funds.
The Numbers
Just prior to the event, the pool held real liquidity totaling $52,986 in US dollars. Following the transaction executed by address 0x14d4aad7ee7a03895c03d49a9c79cd07368f8947, the remaining value inside the contract is only $3. This represents a drawdown of exactly 100% from its peak state.
When an impact metric shows a drop to zero or near-zero levels in such contexts, it signifies that the pool has been drained completely rather than experiencing normal market volatility. The health score for this contract is now listed at 20 out of 100, reflecting its compromised status despite on-chain risk flags currently showing as ok.
What To Watch
- The remaining $3 in the pool indicates a total removal of assets by the deployer.
- This event occurred within minutes of detection for this specific pair.