- Moca Network launches a gamified ZKP identity verification platform.
- The MOCA token facilitates collection of fees, rewards and governance in the ecosystem.
- The platform is chain-agnostic and offers reusable credentials and developer tools.
Power Network released MocaProof Beta, a computer game digital identity verification and rewards platform designed to create verifiable, chain-agnostic profiles. The platform combines privacy-centric design, zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) and a developer toolkitin accordance with the project and press reports. Traders and treasury institutions are tasked with looking at the technical and economic plumbing powering identity-based flows.
Product design and cryptography basics
MocaProof Beta turns identity verification into an engagement layer where users create verifiable on-chain credentials and earn rewards for participating. The interface includes a virtual companion called “Mocat” that evolves as credentials are verified, and is intended to enhance retention and create richer reputational signals for Web3 services, according to Animoca Brands and related press releases. This experience aims to improve reputation while increasing user participation.
MocaProof integrates with the project’s AIR kit (Application Recognition and Identity Kit) to enable interoperable reusable credentials, decentralized data storage and decentralized single sign-on. The architecture is designed to be chain agnostic and provide identity attributes to partners throughout the ecosystem.
Token economics, roadmap and market impact
MOCA serves as a utility and network governance token. It is used to pay fees for generating, storing and verifying data and to reward authors and AI agents. According to the cited data, the circulating supply of MOCA is approximately $2.67 billion, the market capitalization exceeds $200 million, the 24-hour trading volume usually ranges between $30-45 million, and the live price is around $0.08-0.09indicating nascent but vigorous market fluidity for on-chain identity incentives.
In addition to MOCA, the platform intends to distribute affiliate and AIR SP token airdropsa stablecoin-based loyalty point that can be redeemed in the AIR store ecosystem. Developers access core identity elements through the AIR assemblywhich aims to reduce the integration costs of projects requiring permission-based or reputation-based access policies.
“We are building a chain-agnostic digital identity infrastructure for the open Internet: one universal account for your assets, identity and reputation,” Moca Network states in its materials.
MocaProof Beta is currently available on the Moca Chain testnet while Moca Chain itself is described as a purpose-built identity layer 1. The sources cited in the project indicate that a Moca Chain mainnet target for Q3 2025; design materials also refer to a gradual transition of MocaProof to the mainnet in behind schedule 2026reflecting an iterative approach to scalability and privacy engineering.
MocaProof Beta introduces a modified ZKP-backed identity stack combining user reputation with token incentives and developer primitives. The next verifiable milestones are the Moca Chain mainnet planned for Q3 2025 and the planned transition to the MocaProof mainnet later in 2026; these dates will impact the speed of adoption and relevance of the platform to traders and institutional players.
