ATTENTION INVESTORS: This notice is intended to disclose my personal experience and publicly available court records concerning Dan Kaminski and Kaminski Holdings LLC. Based on my experience as a creditor and on court records, I have elected to cease doing business with Dan Kaminski and affiliated entities. As a judgment creditor of Dan Kaminski and Kaminski Holdings LLC, I provide the following factual background for informational purposes.
1. Background
Following the unauthorized use of investor funds for personal purposes by Dan Kaminski during his tenure as General Partner, a Promissory Note was executed by Kaminski and Kaminski Holdings LLC. This note formalizes the debt owed to the LPs to restore the misapplied capital.
Evidence from Supreme Court Records:
- The litigation was initiated as a motion for summary judgment in lieu of a complaint specifically concerning amounts due under the Promissory Note.
- The court found Kaminski Holdings LLC and Dan Kaminski to be jointly and severally liable for the debt.
- On July 29, 2025, the Honorable Nicholas W. Moyne granted the motion after the defendants unsuccessfully opposed the action.
Consequently, the Supreme Court of New York issued two judgments:
- Judgment 1: $159,541.86 for principal debt, interest, and taxed costs.
- Judgment 2: $26,083.34 for attorneys’ fees and legal costs following a fees inquest held on October 3, 2025.
2. Enforcement Status
As of the date of this notice, the judgments remain unpaid.
Due to Kaminski’s residency in New Jersey, these judgments were domesticated in New Jersey as statewide liens. They are officially recorded under Docket Nos. DJ-011314-26 (recorded January 30, 2026) and DJ-010960-26 (recorded January 28, 2026).
3. Enforcement Proceedings
Available court procedures permit judgment creditors to seek enforcement mechanisms, including writs of execution, subject to applicable law and court approval.
4. Publicly Available Family Information
For identification and due diligence purposes, publicly available information also refers to members of Dan Kaminski’s family. There are indications that certain assets may be registered in the names of family members. It has been alleged that this structure is intended to reduce the likelihood that assets would be available to satisfy court ordered judgments against Dan Kaminski.
Will Kaminski
Will Kaminski is the son of Dan Kaminski. According to publicly available information, he is from Tenafly, New Jersey, studies computer science, and participates in his university’s men’s swimming and diving program as a breaststroke and sprint freestyle swimmer.
Will Kaminski also briefly performed work associated with Cointelligence Fund. His role, responsibilities, access to information, and the length of his involvement should be confirmed through the relevant business records.
Alona Kaminski, also known professionally as Alona Wartofsky
Alona Kaminski is identified as Dan Kaminski’s wife and has also used the name Alona Wartofsky professionally.
Her published journalism and cultural reporting have appeared under the name Alona Wartofsky, including work associated with publications such as The Washington Post and Washington City Paper.
She has also maintained a professional presence in writing, editing, authorship, and writing instruction, including through the business name Tenafly Writing Coach.
Investor Statement:
Based on the existence of unsatisfied court judgments and my experience as a creditor, I have chosen not to engage in further business with Dan Kaminski or affiliated entities. Others may wish to conduct independent diligence, including reviewing public court records, before making business decisions.
