John McAfee’s widow, Janice Elizabeth McAfee, has allegedly launched a memecoin in her late husband’s honor as the memecoin frenzy, galvanized by US President Donald Trump’s weekend token ...

John McAfee’s name is being used to market an AI meme coin, AIntivirus. His wife, Janice McAfee, is leading the project. Janice McAfee posted on X, saying “I am super excited to announce that ...

His wife, Janice McAfee, had been using his account with more than 1 million followers to mostly post and retweet other users' posts about John. However, in the @officialmcafee's first post since ...

On Thursday, in order to clamp down on conspiratorial chatter, McAfee’s account shared a video from Janice confirming that her late husband had not been hacked. “My account has not been hacked.

Janice McAfee, to set the record straight. "John's account has not been hacked," the widow said in a video on her account, which was subsequently shared by the official McAfee page. "This project ...

McAfee’s widow, Janice McAfee, has said that he is dead. In a Jan. 22 tweet, she referenced John McAfee’s “untimely death.” There is no evidence that McAfee is alive.

McAfee's widow, Janice, then posted a video on her own X account on Thursday morning explaining that the @officialmcafee's post was legit. Well, to be clear, not the part where John McAfee has ...

His wife, Janice McAfee, had been using his account with more than 1 million followers to mostly post and retweet other users' posts about John. However, in the @officialmcafee's first post since ...

the post read, linking to a new site where you can interface with McAfee’s new avatar. It also tagged the account of his widow, Janice McAfee. While the post cautioned not to ”fall for scam tokens” ...

"You didn't think I would miss this cycle," McAfee's account teased, "did you?" Almost immediately after the mostly-silent account woke up from its slumber to start shilling crypto, folks online began ...