WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops To $3 From Peak
The WETH/openhuman pair on the Base network experienced a severe drop in available funds, falling from a high point to just three dollars. This event marks the current status as dead with a low health score indicating significant risk factors.
A specific liquidity pool on the Base network has effectively ceased normal operations after losing almost all of its value. The pair involving WETH and openhuman tokens saw funds disappear rapidly from a substantial high point to a negligible amount today.
The Numbers
At one time, this contract held $54,302 in available capital for traders. That drawdown represents a complete loss of value relative to the peak figure recorded on June 22, 2026 at 23:25 UTC. The current liquidity stands at just $3, meaning there is no meaningful depth left for new market participants.
What Happened
The pool address identified as 0xe0f8b277ab99148d9a88e91c2dced1f05d5dc4b3 was deployed by wallet 0xf989a0e43305c9fcbdc28a37bd5aeb888dbd8032. While on-chain risk flags currently show as ok, the health score has plummeted to a low of 20 out of 100.
- Peak liquidity reached $54,302 before vanishing
- The swap function now offers only three dollars in value
- Status is marked as dead with no active trading volume
Why It Matters
This event illustrates how quickly a pool can transition from having real funds to being empty. When the impact percentage reaches 100%, it signifies that every dollar in the contract has been removed, leaving only dust behind. Traders attempting to enter positions now face an environment where standard liquidity models fail because there is nothing left to trade against.
The distinction between a healthy decline and this specific event lies in the final figure of $3 versus millions seen elsewhere. This small remaining amount confirms that the primary function of providing capital has ended entirely for this pair on Base.