Mossland (MOC): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Mossland is a location-based augmented reality mobile game built around real estate. Players use their phones to find real properties nearby, then acquire and trade virtual properties inside the game. The project description says these virtual properties can be traded and converted into cryptocurrency through exchanges, so players are expected to spend time and effort raising their value. MOC is the token tied to this economy. It is usually called Moss Coin and is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum. Some sources also refer to an in-game unit called Moss, so readers should be careful when comparing listings. Data sources tag the project under Augmented Reality and Ethereum Ecosystem. The launch date and original development team are not stated in the data behind this page, so those details are not confirmed here.

Search snippets say MOC is used to run the in-game economy, including buying and selling buildings and accessories within Mossland. Another snippet lists arbitrage trading as a use, which describes people buying and selling the token on markets rather than a function inside the game. In practice, the token's role depends on the game staying active and players choosing to spend it there. One snippet also shows a conversion rate between MOC and Landbox (LAND), a separate token, and reports that the rate has been falling. Conversion quotes like this shift constantly and only show a ratio at one moment. They do not show what the token is worth or where it is heading.

As of 2026-11-05, the data behind this page shows a price of about $0.0184 per MOC, a market capitalization of about $8.4 million and a fully diluted valuation of about $9.2 million. The token ranked 1370 by market capitalization, with about $70,963 traded over 24 hours. Circulating supply was about 455.5 million, against a total and maximum supply of 500 million. Over the prior seven days the price fell about 5.3 percent, and over the prior year about 50 percent. The all-time high was about $0.517 on 2021-11-24, and the all-time low was about $0.0022 on 2018-08-03. Prices and volumes change constantly, and some search snippets quote different figures, so check a live source before relying on any number.

MOC carries the usual risks of a small, volatile token. Its price has dropped sharply from its 2021 peak, and daily trading volume is small compared with the market value, so large trades can move the price. The token's value is closely tied to one game, so if player activity falls, demand for the token may fall with it. Because it is an Ethereum ERC-20 token, copycat tokens and fake listings are a real concern, so confirm the contract address against information published by the project before buying or sending funds. One search snippet mentions a codebase migration reported in September 2026. That claim is not verified in the data here. To store MOC, use a wallet that supports Ethereum ERC-20 tokens, keep your recovery phrase offline, and be cautious about approving wallet permissions on unfamiliar sites. This page is for research only and is not investment advice.