Moca

Moca (MOCA) serves several core functions within the Moca Network:

Payment Currency:

• MOCA is used for various payments within the ecosystem, including purchases in digital commerce (such as battle passes and collectibles) and premium gameplay content. It also acts as the primary currency to mint new assets on the platform.

Transaction Fees: MOCA is employed on a pay-per-use basis for network services, including:

• Gas Fees: Abstracted gas fees enable cross-chain transactions through a single payment token.
• Digital Identity Service: MOCA supports identity verification, creation, and management, with an emphasis on KYC functionalities.
• Reputation Attestation: Users can build composable, reputation-based identities supported by an oracle system within the Moca Network.

Proof-of-Loyalty: Users demonstrate loyalty through MOCA holdings and retention over time, allowing access to benefits such as:

• Ecosystem Rewards: Loyalty-based rewards distributed by network partners.
• Digital Asset Accelerator: Loyalty-based access to launchpads and other investment opportunities.

Growth Suite: The Moca Network provides tools for users to monetise their data and reputation through:

• Pay-to-Reach: Opportunities to amplify reach using reputation as leverage.
• Boost with Reputation: Enhancements in network positioning for highly reputed users.
• Stake-to-Access: Staking MOCA tokens for privileged access to specific areas of the ecosystem.

Representation of Culture:

• As Moca spans multiple cultural verticals (such as music, gaming, and sports), MOCA also serves as a bridge for these sectors, aiming to attract project partners and reward user loyalty through cultural engagement incentives.

Governance Voting:

• MOCA powers the governance layer within the Moca Network’s DAO (Decentralised Autonomous Organisation). Token holders can vote on Moca Improvement Proposals (MIPs) and influence governance decisions, including collaborative governance across partnered DAOs.