INTIMIZER INTI

INTIMIZER is a protective eco-gel for intimate care that contains silver particles. Its seller, Silvergate, says these particles selectively suppress the growth of pathogenic microflora. These health claims are the seller's own marketing, not independent findings. Silvergate sells a 20 ml tube of INTIMIZER for women in the United Arab Emirates for AED 98. The gel is also listed by the retailer Mumzworld as an antibacterial eco-gel for intimate care for women.

The project's Telegram channel, INTIMIZER Crypto Coin, says that INTIMIZER is now on the TON blockchain and calls INTI a real-world crypto asset. The channel presents INTIMIZER as a new-generation intimate-hygiene product that contains antibacterial silver particles. Its posts invite holders to pay for INTIMIZER with INTI tokens and get the product at the wholesale price, and they point to an INTI/TON trading pair on the STON.fi exchange. These are the project's own statements.

In its Telegram channel the project announced staking for INTI from 29 December, handled manually at first: a holder sends a screenshot of the wallet, the coins are frozen for the chosen period, and rewards are paid after 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, with interest only if no INTI was withdrawn during that time. The team also said it would launch automatic staking on its website by the end of the first quarter of 2025. A later post said a major investor had withdrawn from the project because of financial difficulties and that the project would restart on TON. Holders with more than 25,000 INTI at a snapshot on 11 March 2025 were promised compensation in new INTI coins.

No. Other projects use the INTI ticker or a similar name, and they are not this TON jetton. Etherscan lists an ERC-20 token called Inti (INTI) on Ethereum, and SourceForge hosts a cryptocurrency project called Inticoin, also abbreviated INTI, registered there in 2019. The TON jetton linked to the INTIMIZER gel is a separate token with its own contract, whose address ends in 9sLF.