In a remarkable display of investment prowess, Jake and Logan Paul”s Anti Fund has reportedly transformed a $250,000 stake in Polymarket into an estimated $41 million to $44 million. This staggering return, which amounts to a 165-fold increase, comes in the wake of Polymarket”s valuation soaring from $70 million during its Series A funding round in 2021 to between $11.5 billion and $12.3 billion in secondary markets as of February 2026.
The Anti Fund, co-founded by Jake Paul and Geoffrey Woo, with Logan Paul now serving as General Partner, has evolved significantly since its inception. After closing an oversubscribed $30 million Fund I in December 2025, the firm now boasts over $65 million in assets under management. The fund typically invests between $100,000 and $500,000 in early-stage companies, aiming for a 10% equity stake.
This investment strategy has allowed the firm to cultivate a diverse portfolio, including high-profile companies such as OpenAI and Anduril, both valued at over $30 billion, alongside emerging players like Ramp and Physical Intelligence. Polymarket serves as a prime example of the fund”s tactical approach, as it capitalized on the platform”s early stage despite regulatory uncertainties.
While the financial success of the Anti Fund shines a light on the investment acumen of the Paul brothers, their previous ventures in the crypto space have been marred by controversy. Logan Paul”s ill-fated CryptoZoo NFT project, which faced a class-action lawsuit alleging fraud and misleading marketing, casts a shadow over their financial achievements. In contrast, Jake Paul settled with the SEC in 2023 for promoting a cryptocurrency project without proper disclosures.
Despite the controversies, Polymarket has experienced explosive growth since the Anti Fund”s investment. The platform”s trading volume skyrocketed from $73 million in 2023 to an astonishing $9 billion in 2024, driven largely by the U.S. presidential election cycle. By early 2026, Polymarket recorded $4.9 billion in trading volume in just January alone, with active users exceeding two million.
Polymarket”s funding history further illustrates its rapid ascent, having raised over $2.3 billion across multiple funding rounds, including a $150 million Series C in early 2025 that propelled its valuation to $1.2 billion. In October 2025, a significant investment from the NYSE parent company Intercontinental Exchange valued Polymarket at $9 billion post-money.
As the Anti Fund continues to navigate the volatile waters of investment, its remarkable success with Polymarket highlights the potential rewards of strategic investment in the fast-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
