Moca Network

Moca Network is a chain-agnostic digital identity infrastructure project that aims to give users a single universal account for managing assets, identity, and reputation data across multiple blockchains and applications. It targets both Web2 and Web3 developers who want to embed blockchain-based account features into their products without forcing users to create separate identities for each platform. The project is associated with Animoca Brands, which holds a portfolio of over 540 companies, and claims an addressable user base of over 700 million people through those partnerships.

The core product, AIR Kit, allows applications to embed a universal account system so that a user's identity, assets, and reputation data remain consistent across any application or chain that adopts the standard. Moca ID is the identifier that ties a user to this persistent profile, while consumer platforms such as Mocaverse use it to deliver experiences and rewards. The MOCA token is described as a utility token used to pay fees within the network, and it exists within the Ethereum and Base ecosystems based on the categorization recorded here.

MOCA is described as a fee token within the Moca Network, meaning applications or users are expected to pay in MOCA for transactions and services on the network, though the data stored here does not include a specific fee revenue figure or a breakdown of how fees are distributed. Without a recorded fee stream in this dataset, the fee-based measures that this site would normally calculate are not available for this asset. What is recorded is a 24-hour turnover ratio of approximately 8.15 percent, meaning trading volume over that period equaled roughly 8.15 percent of the market capitalization of approximately 45.1 million dollars.