Janice McAfee Endorses Launch of AIntivirus Meme Coin

Janice McAfee, widow of entrepreneur and crypto enthusiast John McAfee, has endorsed the launch of the AIntivirus (AINTI) meme coin on Solana, echoing the name of her late husband’s flagship product.

Ever since John’s untimely death, I have been looking for ways to honour the genius he was and build on the legacy he left behind.

I am super excited to announce that I have taken creative control of a product that will expand John’s legacy. It encompasses his core beliefs of… pic.twitter.com/P7Ir932b3E

— Janice Elizabeth McAfee (@theemrsmcafee) January 23, 2025

“I am thrilled to announce that I have taken control of a product that will expand John’s legacy. It embodies his core beliefs—freedom, privacy, and technology, as well as a passion for digital assets and AI,” she stated.

On behalf of her husband, Janice sent a message to his fans.

I’m back with AIntivirus. An AI version of myself.

You didn’t think I would miss this cycle did you?https://t.co/thL0LoSZ2l

Do not fall for scam tokens. This is the only official AIntivirus CA:

BAezfVmia8UYLt4rst6PCU4dvL2i2qHzqn4wGhytpNJW@AIntivirus @theemrsmcafee pic.twitter.com/PPJ12X77aQ

— John McAfee (@officialmcafee) January 23, 2025

“I’m back with AIntivirus. An AI version of myself. You didn’t think I would miss this cycle?” the message read.

According to on-chain data, the asset was issued on January 6 with a total supply of 100 million. In the weeks following, and prior to the announcement, tokens were transferred to 277 other wallets.

According to DEX Screener, developers allocated only 2.6 million AINTI ($1 million) to the main pools on Raydium and Meteora.

In the absence of project tokenomics, it remains unclear whether the remaining coins are locked or can be sold at any time.

“Minted 16 days ago, then transferred to insiders. Only 1.6% in liquidity. The rest is held by insider wallets. […] Good luck,” noted a user with the nickname TechLead.

Minted 16 days ago, then transferred to insiders.
Only 1.6% in liquidity, the rest held by insider wallets… Good luck.https://t.co/8O7II6LxBP pic.twitter.com/mry18z2XUT

— TechLead (@techleadhd) January 23, 2025

Similar conclusions were drawn by the Bubblemaps service.

3/ On Jan 7, the token deployer (VirUs) started distributing 60% of $AINTI to 218 addresses — and it kept going until launch

In total, 287 addresses received 90% of the supplyhttps://t.co/0UmJV0tfVM

— Bubblemaps (@bubblemaps) January 23, 2025

“The token creator distributed 90% of the supply to 287 addresses, some of which sold more than $1.5 million. Insiders still hold 71% of the coins,” warned experts.

As reported by ForkLog, the watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington considered filing a lawsuit following the launch of the TRUMP meme coin on behalf of the U.S. President.