'Fame gets me in the right rooms': Jake Paul raises 9-figure fund to be the 'best 'celeb' investor of my generation'
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- That’s a long way from where Anti Fund started as an AngelList rolling fund (4) — essentially a subscription service that lets investors commit money on a month-to-month basis.
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'Fame gets me in the right rooms': Jake Paul raises 9-figure fund to be the 'best 'celeb' investor of my generation' Motorsport Photography F1 / Shutterstock.com Dave Smith Thu, June 18, 2026 at 8:40 PM GMT+7 4 min read Jake Paul, the 29-year-old You Tuber, Disney Channel actor, and one-time wannabe singer (1) who was satisfyingly knocked-out during a boxing match on Netflix (2) just a half year ago, is now donning yet another hat as a backer of late-stage startups. Anti Fund, the venture capital firm Paul co-founded with the entrepreneur Geoffrey Woo back in 2021, told DealBook on Thursday (3) that it has closed its first dedicated growth fund at $100 million, lifting the firm’s total assets under management to $180 million.
That’s a long way from where Anti Fund started as an AngelList rolling fund (4) — essentially a subscription service that lets investors commit money on a month-to-month basis. The new growth vehicle is the firm’s biggest single pool yet, and it lands roughly six months after Anti Fund closed its oversubscribed $30 million Fund I (5) and named Paul’s brother, Logan, a general partner.
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