Was John McAfee’s Account Hacked to Promote $AINTI Coin?

In a shocking turn of events, John McAfee’s official Twitter account – despite his death in 2021 has come back to life to promote a new crypto project, $AINTI (Alntivirus). The bizarre revival has sparked controversy, with some calling it a tribute and others accusing it of being a cash grab disguised as homage.

Adding to the intrigue, McAfee’s widow, Janice McAfee, has publicly endorsed the project, claiming it aligns with his vision of freedom, privacy, and technology.

In her statement, Janice said:
“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 freedom, privacy, and technology, while expanding on his passion for crypto and AI.”

If that wasn’t enough, McAfee’s own account reposted her message, adding fuel to the fire.

What’s Behind $AINTI?

Marketed as a crypto tribute to McAfee’s philosophies, $AINTI has quickly become a hot topic:

• Market Cap: $42.2M
• Liquidity: $1M
• 24-Hour Volume: $49.2M
• 24-Hour Growth: +4,055%

The chart tells a classic meme coin story: an explosive start followed by wild volatility.

Who’s Pulling the Strings?

The mystery behind the project only deepens:

1. Is McAfee’s Account Hacked? His social media presence had been silent since his death. The sudden reactivation raises serious questions.
2. Is This Genuine? Janice McAfee insists it’s a tribute, but the timing and the flashy marketing of $AINTI are leading some to call it opportunism.

A Legacy or a Marketing Stunt?

$AINTI has captured attention with its dramatic debut, but its long-term success will depend on more than the McAfee name. For now, the coin is riding high on controversy and curiosity.

One thing is clear: whether this is a heartfelt tribute or a clever cash grab, McAfee’s legend lives on – even in crypto hype.