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Jake Paul's Anti Fund seeks $400M for new VC fund

Ryan Lawler

Anti Fund, the venture firm co-founded by YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul, is seeking to raise $400 million for its second fund, according to a regulatory filing.

Why it matters: The target for Anti Fund II is more than 13 times the size of the firm's first venture fund, which closed less than a year ago.

Flashback: Anti Fund said it closed its oversubscribed $30 million Fund I in December 2025.

It followed in June with a separate $100 million Growth I fund, bringing assets under management to more than $180 million, according to the firm.

State of play: Geoffrey Woo, co-founder of Archive and Ketone-IQ, manages Anti Fund alongside Paul. Jake Paul's brother, Logan Paul, joined as general partner last year.

The firm lists OpenAI, Anduril, Cognition, Helion and Erebor as part of its portfolio.

Ryan Lawler covers fintech for Axios Pro Deals.

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Jake Paul's Anti Fund seeks $400M for new VC fund

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