Mocaverse MOCA Airdrop Eligibility, Vesting, and Claim Choices
Summary
The document explains how the Mocaverse MOCA token airdrop is structured for Moca NFT holders and Moca ID holders. It describes eligibility through NFT ownership or Realm Points, the NFT allocation’s three tranches, and a choice between claiming an initial allocation at token generation or receiving a bonus with a delayed portion. Moca ID participants face a points threshold and a second reward round tied to keeping their first-round tokens staked.
It also outlines registration windows, wallet verification, and claim steps, including manually signing for each NFT. The piece is a procedural overview, not an independent assessment of token value or expected returns. Its dates and mechanics are specific to the announced campaign and may no longer be current. It gives no market performance evidence, valuation framework, or analysis of the risks of holding MOCA, so it is useful mainly for understanding airdrop distribution design and participation conditions.
Key ideas
- Moca NFT holders receive an allocation split across an initial release, a vesting period, and future incentives.
- NFT holders can choose between a full initial claim and a bonus allocation with a delayed release.
- Moca ID eligibility uses Realm Points, and the described first round has a stated threshold.
- Keeping first-round tokens staked is a condition for Moca ID holders to qualify for the second round.
- The claim process involves wallet verification, registration, and separate ownership signatures for NFTs.
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