Jake Paul co-founded Antifund, a VC firm backing AI startups like OpenAI and Cognition AI. His portfolio could be worth billions, potentially making him the richest creator ever, not through YouTube but through venture capital.
Jake Paul might end up becoming the richest creator in the world, and it's not because of boxing or YouTube. It's because of AI. He co-founded Antifund, a venture capital firm betting on the future of AI, robotics, and tech. They've already invested in giants like OpenAI, Cluely, and Cognition AI, companies building the next generation of artificial intelligence. But here's the twist: Antifund isn't just about AI. They've also backed Polymarket, the fastest-growing prediction market, and consumer products like Olipop, the billion-dollar healthy soda brand. Craziest part is, when you add up all the companies Jake's fund has touched, you're looking at a portfolio worth billions. He may have started as a controversial YouTuber, but he could finish as one of the wealthiest creators on the planet, thanks to AI.
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