Danielle R.

Danielle had been a software engineer for eight years — good salary, equity, the whole package. But she'd watched colleagues burn out chasing optionality that never came. Stock vesting was fine; it wasn't life-changing. She wanted a second income stream that was genuinely passive.

She'd researched index funds, dividend stocks, and even briefly considered a rental in Dallas before the cap rates killed the idea. "I'm not afraid of risk," she explained. "I just don't have time to manage anything actively. I'm already managing a codebase at work — I'm not adding another one at home."

When she found POW through a finance forum, her first instinct was skepticism. She spent three weeks reading before reaching out. She reviewed Trustpilot reviews, cross-referenced the math, and messaged Camrin with a list of technical questions about the trading strategy.

"Camrin answered everything straight," she said. "No runaround. When I asked what happens if there's a losing month, he walked me through the drawdown limits and how the fee structure works even then. That's what got me — he didn't dodge it."

What ultimately tipped Danielle over was the fee transparency. $299/month management fee flat. A 20% performance fee goes to the liquidity provider — no extra fees stacked on top. No ambiguity. "As an engineer, I like systems that are clean. This is a clean system."

She wired $15K in early February. Three months later, she'd cleared $6,480 net — while never once checking a chart. Her only touchpoint with the account was the withdrawal confirmation email.