Jake Paul is a co-founder and managing partner at Anti Fund who brings his background as a top creator and professional boxer to venture investing, using his audience and media experience as active value-add for portfolio companies seeking both capital and built-in distribution. He has quietly built a substantial venture portfolio that rivals traditional top funds in access to billion-dollar startups, while expanding from solo creator to institutional investor by bringing his brother Logan Paul as a general partner and turning their creator family into a multi-GP venture platform.

• Active investment in early-stage technology and software through Antifund, with a specific recent interest in artificial intelligence and sales go-to-market tools. Highlighted a recent deal backing a company called Monaco alongside major firms like Founders Fund, and also gave a shoutout to a portfolio company in the insurance sector while recovering from an injury.
• Heavy focus on the sports betting, gaming, and consumer app industries. Frequently promotes the utility and launch of new features for the Betr platform, such as social casinos and esports integration, while encouraging user participation around major cultural sporting events like the Super Bowl.
• Deep commitment to sports media, event promotion, and maximizing global viewership numbers. Discusses the business side of boxing by citing massive streaming statistics on platforms like Netflix and expanding promotion operations into international territories, including the United Kingdom and Puerto Rico.
• Engagement with university ecosystems and student founders. Recently mentioned a trip to Silicon Valley to speak with students at Stanford, referring to them as the future builders of the world.
• Values resilience, high-performance discipline, and overcoming physical setbacks. Uses personal experiences, such as recovering from a broken jaw and surgery, to preach a message about the necessity of failure in the pursuit of greatness and maintaining motivation despite challenges.