On-chain identity has always been a bit awkward. After years of working across various protocols—holding positions, interacting, building loyalty—the scattered evidence of "who you are" is everywhere. But when you need to prove "I'm an OG," besides flipping wallet addresses, there doesn't seem to be much else.

Mocaverse @Moca_Network recently launched MocaProof, which provides a pretty interesting solution to this problem.

In simple terms: it turns your on-chain activities into verifiable credentials. Holding blue-chip NFTs, activity on Opensea, Nansen-tagged addresses, staking records—these scattered pieces of evidence about "who you are"—are packaged into a ZK-based archive and stored on Moca Chain. The key is that you control the authorization yourself, not handing over data to a platform for custody.

Behind this is Animoca Brands, which has raised $36.88 million—no need to elaborate on their resources. They also recently launched MocaPortfolio, where staking MOCA grants you tokens from partner projects. The first wave is Magic Eden, with about 2.2 million ME tokens, roughly $500,000. The staking threshold is low—just a few hundred dollars worth of MOCA to participate.

Currently, MocaProof is in testing with several limited-time activities: verify blue-chip NFTs to share a $50,000 prize, verify Nansen credentials to share $15,000, and a referral leaderboard with $10,000, all ending on January 1.

I’ve already tried out all the verification options available. After all, Animoca has invested in so many projects—if more integrations come later, early credentials might really start to pay off.