Building the future requires new models of alignment.
That’s why Empulser chose SOAR and DRP — a system designed to align builders and capital without sacrificing ownership.
Why SOAR — and why now
We’ve been receiving questions about why Empulser chose LaunchOnSoar and its DRP model.
The short answer is simple:
There is currently no other way for teams to continuously and permissionlessly raise funds, retain full equity ownership, and remain aligned with those allocating capital.
SOAR makes that possible.
A fundamentally different funding model
Traditional startup funding forces a tradeoff:
Capital vs. control
Growth vs. dilution
Builders vs. investors
SOAR removes that tradeoff.
Through DRP, teams can fund development and deployment while keeping their equity intact — and doing so in full transparency with their holders.
When we win, our holders win
With SOAR, alignment is structural.
When Empulser executes, scales, and succeeds, our holders directly benefit. That level of alignment simply doesn’t exist elsewhere without equity instruments.
This isn’t speculation layered on top of a company.
It’s participation in the journey.
Proving a new path for startups
Empulser isn’t just using SOAR — we want to help prove that this model works for early and growth-stage startups.
A model where:
Builders stay focused on execution
Capital flows continuously
Communities grow alongside the technology
This is how innovation should be funded.
Belief matters
We believe deeply in this approach.
Not because it’s easy — but because it’s aligned.
Anything is possible when builders and supporters move in the same direction, under the same incentives, toward the same outcome.
This is how we build Power Unbound.

