OpenOcean aims to be a full aggregation protocol for trading cryptocurrency. Full aggregation indicates one-stop services that search CeFi and DeFi markets to find and optimize the perfect trading options for all crypto assets on public blockchains. Further, to source its liquidity, the OpenOcean aggregation protocol uses CeFi and DeFi markets while providing provision for cross-chain swap. A cross-chain swap is a function that enables trading tokens across different blockchains without the need of any intermediary party. The vision of this network is to develop a full aggregator for cryptocurrency that facilitates trading to increase capital efficiency.  Besides, the asset also has the vision to connect isolated islands in the current fragmented CeFi and DeFi markets.

To fulfill this vision of OpenOcean, the full aggregation protocol uses a routing algorithm to find optimum prices from DEX and CEX. CEX highlights a centralized cryptocurrency exchange platform through which parties can safely exchange digital assets. This, in turn, seeks to provide traders on the network with an instant settlement, low slippage, and optimum prices. Furthermore, the currency aims to aggregate major exchanges like Polygon, Solana, Ethereum, etc., while facilitating trading for users on the protocol across these exchanges. These protocol users are charged exchange fees and regular gas fees for the trading by the exchanges. In order to facilitate these fee payments and other exchanges on the OpenOcean platform, the currency launched its cryptocurrency OOE.

The OOE is a multichain governance and utility token for the platform minted on Ethereum – ERC-20. The term “minted” reflects creating new crypto coins using a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus algorithm. Multichain reflects an open-source blockchain network designed to build and deploy private blockchain applications that function within or between organizations. Further, the token seeks to facilitate utility for the protocol users while allowing the community of the protocol to participate in governance. This, in turn, aims to help the token holders to shape the protocol's future by recommending proposals voting on the parameters related to protocol, future chain aggregators, and DEX.

The journey for developing OpenOcean started in the third and fourth quarters of 2020 and continues today as per the whitepaper of the asset. Further, the token has a maximum total supply of 1,000,000,000 OOE coins.