Omnisea - a cross-chain messaging protocol connector, Omnichain NFT launchpad and gateway.
About the Omnisea project
Omnisea simplifies the development of cross-chain protocols and applications. Initially, the developers created Omnisea, based on their own needs as an internal solution.
The main reasons for using Omnisea and its capabilities:
| 1. | Abstract the inter-chain messaging logic from the application layer logic. |
| 2. | Make cross chain components reusable. |
| 3. | Connect multiple cross-chain messaging protocols to combine all the blockchains they support into a single solution (redirect logic). |
| 4. | Make it easy to upgrade and test. |
The Omnichain router performs routing to select an available path for cross-chain execution. If possible, the router always tries to use only one inter-chain messaging protocol.
Each collection gets a separate page for users. Minting is fully compatible with multiple chains, which means that a user can, for example, mint NFTs on Ethereum while connected to Polygon or another chain.
OSEA token
The OSEA token - an ERC-20 contract, deployed on multiple blockchains with enabled native cross-chain transfers. Examples of using:
- The Omnichain token is based on the LayerZero cross-chain messaging protocol.
- Supports negotiation with owner or approved contracts.
- Initially deployed on each supported chain without winding.
- Omnichain currency - with programmable cross-chain transfers, it can serve as a single currency for protocols, deployed across multiple chains. For example, Omnisea NFT Launchpad uses OSEA as one of the mintable price currencies.
- Revenue sharing - owners will be able to lock up their OSEA and receive a portion of the revenue from the protocol.
- Governance - Omnichain Router V2 will introduce its governance mechanism, including voting on the latest version of the router's implementation.
The total supply of the token - 1,000,000,000, of which 75% is currently in circulation.