[Spanish] The JIL token is an ERC-20 utility token deployed on Ethereum mainnet with a total supply of 10 billion tokens. It serves three primary functions: powering settlement operations as gas on the JIL L1 blockchain, securing the network through validator staking, and enabling governance decisions through token-weighted voting. The token uses 18 decimal places and supports ERC20Burnable for deflationary mechanics.
[Spanish] Utility tokens are the economic backbone of blockchain networks. Without proper token design, networks struggle to incentivize validators, fund development, and align stakeholder interests. Institutional participants require clear token utility - not speculative narratives - before allocating capital to any network.
[Spanish] The JIL token drives real economic activity on the network. Validators stake JIL to participate in consensus and earn settlement fees. Every transaction on the L1 requires JIL for gas. The treasury contract manages 7.5 billion tokens across five vaults - Validator Incentives, Protocol Treasury, Operations, Ecosystem Fund, and Strategic Reserve - ensuring long-term sustainability.
No. JIL is a utility token that powers settlement operations on the JIL L1 blockchain. It is used for gas fees, validator staking, and governance - not speculation.
The total supply is 10 billion JIL tokens. The treasury manages 7.5B across five dedicated vaults, with 1B allocated for public sale through cliff-vesting contracts.