Marcus A.

Marcus had spent 14 years running kitchens. Sixty-hour weeks, early mornings, late nights — and a bank account that never seemed to keep pace with the hours he put in. "I make good money," he told Camrin on their first call, "but it's all tied to me being there. The second I stop, everything stops."

He'd looked at rental properties — too management-heavy for someone working his hours. He'd tried a robo-advisor — returns too flat to matter. He'd even bought a few stocks during COVID, watched them crater, and left them alone. What he hadn't tried was anything in trading. "I don't know charts. I don't want to know charts. I cook food for a living."

A friend in Marcus's industry had mentioned POW in passing — something about a done-for-you trading program where you put up capital and a professional team manages everything. Marcus ignored it for two months, then looked it up at midnight after a long Saturday shift.

"What convinced me was the math," he said. "Not the promises — the math. They showed me exactly what happens: $15K in, $100K managed, 20% goes to the liquidity provider plus a flat fee, and 80% is mine. No surprises. No fine print I needed a lawyer to understand."

He called Camrin the next week. They talked for 45 minutes — about the strategies, the drawdown limits, how withdrawals work. Marcus asked about worst-case scenarios. Camrin walked through them plainly. Marcus wired the $15K the following Friday.