Moca Network launches Moca Chain mainnet for digital identity infrastructure
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Moca Foundation and Moca Network launched Moca Chain mainnet as a Layer 1 for private digital identity, with a design focused on reusable credentials and user control over shared identity data. The network is described as supporting identity use across users, businesses, and AI agents, while aiming to reduce unnecessary data exposure.
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What it means
Users, businesses, and AI-related services are the groups that would notice this first, because the network is described as a Layer 1 for digital identity across those users and agents. For them, the immediate change is that verified credentials are meant to be carried across applications while keeping identity disclosure limited.
In practice, organizations are described as being able to issue and verify reusable credentials, while users keep custody and control over what identity information they share. That leaves the basic credential flow in place, but changes the way identity data is moved and exposed across applications. (per tokenpost.com)
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