Anti Anti Fund
Anti Anti Fund® is a comedy memecoin and parody project. We don't raise funds, we raise eyebrows. Our mission is simple: lovingly roast the idea that "influencer credibility" is a due diligence process.
"Don't worry - the Logan brothers are known for only working with the most credible crypto projects."
About Anti Anti Fund
Anti Anti Fund was founded on two extremely advanced theses:
If attention is the new oil, influencers are the new pipelines.
Sometimes the best due diligence is simply checking what an influencer has promoted before apeing in.
Instead of raising a $30M+ venture fund, we raised a single question:
"Should we maybe look at the track record first?"
Our Coin
- Backed 0% by real cash flows, 100% by archived screenshots.
- Fully diluted valuation: emotionally priceless.
- Utility: reminding you to check whether the last big thing was also the last big rug.
Logan & Jake's Unofficial Crypto Portfolio
A tongue-in-cheek timeline of crypto and NFT projects they founded, co-founded, or promoted - based on public reporting and allegations.
CryptoZoo
2021-2023A blockchain-based NFT game project involving collectible NFT 'eggs' and an in-game token (ZOO). The project promised an interactive ecosystem but did not deliver a fully functional game, leading to significant criticism and legal action.
Controversy / Drama
Reporting and lawsuits alleged that investors were misled about the project's development and viability. A class-action lawsuit was filed but later dismissed by a judge. Logan Paul subsequently launched a partial refund/buyback initiative for affected holders.
Dink Doink
2021A meme coin that Logan Paul heavily promoted on social media to his millions of followers before launching his own NFT project, CryptoZoo. The token featured cartoon imagery and was marketed as a fun, community-driven project.
Controversy / Drama
Critics and blockchain analysts classified this as a highly speculative meme token promotion. Investigators alleged pump-and-dump style behavior, with reports suggesting early wallets profited significantly while retail buyers suffered losses.
SafeMoon
2021Jake Paul was among several high-profile influencers and celebrities who publicly promoted or endorsed the SafeMoon token during its peak hype period, helping drive significant attention and trading volume to the project.
Controversy / Drama
SafeMoon later became the subject of multiple lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny alleging a pump-and-dump scheme. Some legal complaints specifically named Jake Paul among celebrity promoters who allegedly helped inflate the token's value.
SEC Crypto Touting Case
2023Jake Paul was among several celebrities charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for unlawfully promoting certain crypto assets (including EthereumMax) without properly disclosing that they received compensation for their endorsements.
Controversy / Drama
Jake Paul settled the SEC charges without admitting or denying the allegations. The settlement included paying disgorgement of the promotion payments received plus interest and penalties.
Drama & Receipts
A timeline of controversies, lawsuits, and notable events related to their crypto ventures.
CryptoZoo Class Action Lawsuit & Dismissal
Investors filed a class-action lawsuit against Logan Paul and others involved in CryptoZoo, alleging they were misled about the project's development and that funds were mismanaged. The lawsuit claimed the project was essentially a 'rug pull.' A judge later granted a motion to dismiss the class action, though Logan Paul had already announced a voluntary buyback program for affected NFT holders.
Dink Doink Promotion Criticism
Blockchain investigators and reporters heavily criticized Logan Paul's promotion of Dink Doink, a meme token promoted to his massive social media following. Analyses of wallet activity suggested that early holders (potentially insiders) profited significantly while retail investors who bought based on the promotion suffered substantial losses. Critics described it as a textbook example of irresponsible influencer crypto marketing.
SafeMoon Lawsuits & Celebrity Promotions
SafeMoon, a token heavily promoted by various influencers including Jake Paul, became the subject of multiple lawsuits alleging a coordinated pump-and-dump scheme. The lawsuits claimed that celebrity endorsements artificially inflated the token's price while insiders sold their holdings. The SEC later charged SafeMoon's executives with fraud and securities violations.
SEC Crypto Touting Settlement
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged multiple celebrities, including Jake Paul, for promoting crypto assets (specifically EthereumMax) without disclosing they were paid to do so. Jake Paul settled the charges without admitting or denying the allegations, paying disgorgement plus interest and penalties. The case highlighted regulatory concerns about undisclosed influencer crypto promotions.
PRIME Hydration & Crypto Speculation
While PRIME Hydration (co-founded by Logan Paul and KSI) is not a crypto project, various unofficial tokens emerged claiming association with the brand. Logan Paul's history with crypto projects led to heightened scrutiny whenever PRIME-related tokens appeared, with the crypto community quickly investigating any potential connections. This demonstrates the lasting reputational impact of previous crypto controversies.
How We Help (You Not Get Rekt)
We cannot protect you from your own FOMO, but we can remind you what happened last time.
We specialize in screenshot-based due diligence: tweets, promotions, and token charts.
Our only KPI: decreasing the number of "I thought this time was different" moments.
FAQ & Disclaimers
No. This is a parody website created for comedy and commentary purposes. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Anti Fund, Logan Paul, Jake Paul, or any of their companies, projects, or business ventures.
Absolutely not. It's a joke memecoin concept and commentary project. We don't manage money, we don't provide investment advice, and we definitely don't have a $30 million fund. Our treasury consists entirely of memes and archived screenshots.
No. This site summarizes publicly reported information, lawsuits, allegations, and news articles. We present what has been reported by journalists, filed in court documents, or stated by regulatory agencies.
Legal cases can change over time - lawsuits can be dismissed, settled, or result in different outcomes than initial filings suggest. Some of the cases mentioned here have already been dismissed or settled.
Readers should always check the original sources, verify current status of any legal matters, and form their own opinions based on the evidence.
No. This is satire. Nothing on this website should be construed as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. If you base your portfolio on meme websites, that's entirely on you. Please consult a licensed financial advisor for actual investment guidance.
Yes! The data files (paulCryptoProjects.ts and dramas.ts) are designed to be easily extended. Just follow the existing format and make sure to include reputable sources for any new entries. Remember to use neutral language and clearly indicate when something is alleged vs. proven.
Legal & Accuracy Note
This site attempts to accurately summarize publicly reported information and allegations as of the time of writing, but it may become outdated. Some lawsuits have been dismissed; some allegations are unresolved. Always refer to the linked primary sources and reputable news outlets. Nothing here should be taken as a definitive factual finding, legal claim, or investment recommendation.