Geoffrey Woo is a venture capital investor at Anti Fund who combines content creation, capital deployment, and competitive drive as his core operating system, regularly appearing on podcasts and partnering with high-profile creators like Jake Paul as co-GPs. He brings a technologist-operator background from co-founding H.V.M.N., a ketone and performance nutrition company, and applies human performance principles from metabolism and biohacking to how he trains and evaluates founders.

• Deep fascination with the convergence of autonomous AI agents and cryptocurrency, specifically how software can incentivize human behavior in the physical world. He actively builds and experiments in this space, sharing updates on his own projects where AI agents distribute digital currency bounties to people for completing real-life tasks like taking photos in specific locations.
• Strong preference for technical founders who remain hands-on with the code rather than just managing narratives or social media. He frequently documents his own coding sessions and server setups, recently praising other venture capitalists who still write code and maintain technical literacy rather than just acting like finance executives.
• Belief in a massive generational shift where young founders can bypass traditional gatekeepers by combining technology with cultural distribution. He views the ability to control attention and narrative as a form of leverage that didn't exist two decades ago, frequently citing his partners Jake and Logan Paul as examples of this new era of influence where distribution is owned rather than rented.
• Focus on long-term hard technology rather than short-term consumer apps, specifically highlighting sectors like defense tech, robotics, and AI infrastructure. He suggests that while consumer products are interesting, the massive returns over the next few decades will come from companies building the underlying layers of computation and national security, similar to work being done at Anduril or OpenAI.
• Personal optimization through biohacking and fitness to sustain high performance over decades. He shares his own routine of taking specific supplements like creatine and ketones alongside physical training, viewing this discipline as essential for having the stamina to compound success over a fifty-year career horizon.