Observed Signal · Sep 24, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: Rebel Fund · Impact: 3/5

Rebel Fund Portfolio News: Venn Acquires Zuma, VideoGen Raises $3.3M, PayNearMe Acquires Marr Labs

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Rebel Fund's portfolio news section has been updated with new announcements: Venn acquires Zuma for $50M, VideoGen raises $3.3M in seed funding, and PayNearMe acquires Marr Labs to accelerate AI innovation.

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Primary Reporting: Rebel Fund•Published: Sep 24, 2026

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Rebel Fund Portfolio News: VideoGen Raises $3.3M, PayNearMe Acquires Marr Labs

Rebel Fund's portfolio news section has been updated with two new announcements: VideoGen raises $3.3M in seed funding and PayNearMe acquires Marr Labs to accelerate AI innovation in payments.

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FundingAug 18, 2026

Reach Capital closes $265M Fund V for AI startups

Reach Capital, a San Francisco venture firm focused on education and impact, closed a $265 million Fund V to back AI founders building applications across learning, health, and work. The fund — raised in under six months — plans to invest $1 million to $10 million per company, targeting roughly 50 companies across pre-seed to Series A over the next three years. Limited partners named include Capricorn Investment Group, the Los Angeles Fire and Police Pensions, the LEGO Foundation, and College Board. Reach’s prior funds include a $215M Fund IV (2023) and a $165M Fund III (2021).

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FundingSep 9, 2026

VideoGen Raises $3.3M Seed, Passes 5 Million Users

AI video platform VideoGen announced a $3.3 million seed funding round, bringing its total user base to over 5 million across 190 countries. The company, founded in 2023, bootstrapped initially before joining Y Combinator in summer 2024. The platform enables users to create fully editable, copyright-free videos through structured workflows and AI agents. It offers features like AI voiceovers in 50+ languages, one-click translation, and a Text-to-Video API for developers. The funding round includes participation from Y Combinator, Rebel Fund, Lobster Capital, and others. The new capital will be used to scale the team and grow the brand.

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