Moca Network

• Moca Network builds identity and reputation infrastructure across the Animoca Brands portfolio.

• Its Moca ID gives users a portable identity spanning many games and applications.

• MOCA is the network token.

• Supply allocated across community, ecosystem and contributors.

• Used for staking, governance and ecosystem participation.

Pros:

• Backed by Animoca Brands, which holds stakes in a very large number of Web3 projects.

• Portfolio distribution gives it integration reach few identity projects have.

• Identity portability across games addresses a genuine gap.

Cons:

• Portfolio integration depends on Animoca's continued support and portfolio company cooperation.

• Web3 gaming activity, which most of the portfolio serves, remains weak.

• Identity projects have struggled to find sustainable monetisation.

• Exposure to Web3 identity with unusual distribution through a large portfolio.

• Animoca backing provides both resources and integration paths.

• Weigh the dependency on portfolio cooperation and the weakness of Web3 gaming.

• Distribution through the Animoca portfolio, giving an identity layer integration reach that standalone projects must build one partnership at a time.

• Player identity and reputation reset with every new game and application.

• A portable identity carries them across, if enough applications adopt it.

• Developed within Animoca Brands, founded by Yat Siu.

• Operates as Moca Foundation.

• No public ICO. Distributed through ecosystem and community allocations.

• Dependency on Animoca portfolio cooperation.

• Web3 gaming activity remains weak.

• Identity monetisation has been difficult across the category.

• Portfolio concentration risk.