Overview:
A Presence News reader shared a personal experience involving DomainMoney executive assistant Hayden Sakow, highlighting a tense text exchange. DomainMoney, a fintech startup operating like a hedge fund, charges fees of 1.5–2% with performance fees up to 20%. Reddit feedback shows mostly positive experiences, though some users noted slow communication. Presence News verified Sakow’s online employment and invites additional reader input to provide a fuller picture of the growing platform.
A Presence News reader recently shared a personal experience involving Hayden Sakow, assistant to CEO Adam Dell at DomainMoney. The reader described a text message exchange that made them uneasy due to strong language. We are reporting this as a reader account and have reached out to DomainMoney for comment.
While this is a single perspective, it offers insight into some of the challenges users may encounter with fintech startups still in early growth stages.
Fees and Structure
DomainMoney operates similarly to a hedge fund but with lower barriers for retail investors. According to Bitcoin Insider, fees include:
- Annual management fees: 1.5% to 2% of assets
- Performance fees: 10% to 20%
Unlike traditional hedge funds, DomainMoney does not require high minimum investments, making its services accessible to a broader audience.
Public Feedback
Online feedback has been generally positive. On Reddit, one user mentioned:
“Communication was poor and very slow. I did not feel like they walked through the plan with me or taught me how to use the templates.”
Another customer, Jack M, MBA, noted variability in interest rates:
“Signed up because of the advertised 6% APY. Less than two months later, rates dropped below 4%. Many banks offer higher rates currently. For some, a traditional bank may offer more predictable returns.”
Employment Verification
Presence News conducted an employer verification check on 08/27/25. Hayden Sakow indicated online that he is employed at DomainMoney.com.
Investors
DomainMoney has received backing from investors, including Effie Epstein of Sound Ventures (no relation to Jeffrey Epstein), signaling support from notable startup investors.
Takeaway
DomainMoney continues to grow as a fintech platform, though individual experiences may vary. Presence News encourages readers to share their personal accounts—positive or negative—to help provide a more complete view of the platform.
Editor’s Note:
This article reports a reader’s account and publicly available information. Presence News does not provide financial advice or endorse any investment platform. Individual experiences may vary, and reported interactions are shared as personal accounts.
Share Your Experience
Presence News is always looking to provide a full picture for our readers. If you have experience using DomainMoney, whether positive or negative, we’d love to hear from you. Please email your insights, feedback, or stories to editor@presencenews.org
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