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OpenOcean (OOE) ranks #5725 by market capitalization, at $212.46K. It belongs to the DeFi sector (Aggregator). It has traded since Jul 12, 2021, across 21 markets on 2 exchanges, with $6.01K of volume in the last 24 hours. Its all-time high of $1.54 was reached on Aug 25, 2021; the current price is 99.9% below that peak. Its cycle low of $0.000155178 came on May 17, 2026.
17 investors are recorded as backers, including YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), OKX Ventures, LD Capital. Development data lists 1 core developers and 135 code commits. On Arbitrum, 8,258 addresses hold OOE. It is available on 7 networks.
About OpenOcean
OpenOcean is a DEX/DeFi aggregator that provides a one-stop decentralized crypto trading solution. It aggregates liquidity across multiple blockchains, allowing users to swap tokens at the best rates with high efficiency. OpenOcean also offers limit orders, cross-chain swaps, decentralized perpetual trading, and the ability to buy crypto with Visa/Mastercard/Wire. Additionally, OpenOcean provides staking and governance, liquidity pools, farms and vaults, and ETH liquid staking.
Background
OpenOcean is one of the first on-chain crypto transaction aggregation protocols with a focus on deploying liquidity aggregation on multiple decentralized and centralized exchanges (DEXs and CEXs). The project was established at the end of 2019 and its first protocol version was released in September 2020.
OpenOcean's intelligent routing algorithm finds the price and lowest slippage for traders across centralized and decentralized exchanges with no additional fees. OpenOcean will continue to support cross-chain swaps via bridges and cross-chain protocols, and aggregate more DeFi & CeFi products such as derivatives, lending & Insurance products in the future. The vision of OpenOcean is to be a full aggregator for crypto trading that serves as a bridge between fragmented DeFi and CeFi markets.

