Zurich, Switzerland | January 13, 2026 – GIC today announced JIL Sovereign, a new settlement-first Layer-1 blockchain designed to translate network usage into scalable humanitarian funding. GIC’s goal is to help generate $1 billion per year for vetted charities by 2030, supporting people of all nationalities, backgrounds, and religions impacted by conflict, exploitation, displacement, and poverty.
GIC believes the crypto market, currently estimated around $3.3 trillion, could exceed $6 trillion by 2030, and that a conservative 1% to 5% market share in settlement activity can be sufficient to reach the $1B/year funding objective. Ethereum is currently the largest settlement and escrow layer for crypto activity, and GIC believes JIL can peel off a modest share by offering an auditable, compliance-forward settlement rail.
JIL Sovereign is designed with a built-in humanitarian mechanism: 10% of protocol fees are routed directly into a Humanity Funding Vault, which is then distributed to vetted charities with an emphasis on transparency and reporting.
GIC also announced a dollar-for-dollar matching program tied to early participation in JIL.ai, its fundraiser token. Under the program, acquiring 1 JIL.ai token also qualifies the participant to receive a JIL Sovereign Layer-1 coin of equivalent value, subject to published terms and conditions on the project website.
Timeline: JIL.ai is targeted for April 2026, with the JIL Sovereign Layer-1 coin targeted for October 2026, subject to readiness and compliance gating.
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More information: https://www.gic-information.com | https://jilcrypto.ai
Disclosure: This release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security, token, or financial product. The matching program is subject to published terms and conditions and may be limited by eligibility, jurisdiction, timing, and other requirements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially.
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