Equibit Group Ltd. is pleased to share Chris Horlacher’s latest appearance on Liquid Lunch with That Channel, in an episode titled “Built to Fail: Business infiltration by the Intelligence Community in Canada.”
This marks Horlacher’s second interview with the program. The first took place in 2017, just as Equibit’s difficult experience with the Ontario Securities Commission was beginning. That earlier conversation can be viewed here (timestamped to Horlacher’s segment):
In the new 2026 interview, Horlacher provides a full update on everything that followed. He details how a federally supported Canadian blockchain company building decentralized securities infrastructure became the target of what he describes as a multi-year campaign of infiltration, regulatory pressure, technical sabotage, and ongoing interference. The discussion covers the origins of Equibit, the role of suspected intelligence-linked individuals inside the company, the subsequent collapse of the project, the series of lawsuits that followed, and the broader pattern of business infiltration in Canada.
Key themes addressed include:
- The continuity between early contacts in 2010 and later events surrounding Equibit
- Regulatory and internal sabotage during the company’s critical development years
- Technical attacks, financial isolation, and reputational warfare that continued long after the company was destroyed
- The implications for Canadian entrepreneurs and the state of the rule of law
Watch the full 2026 interview here:
https://odysee.com/@thatchannel:4/Liquid-Lunch-2026—Chris-Horlacher-(Equibit-Lawsuit):9
We thank That Channel for again providing a platform for this story. The contrast between the 2017 conversation, recorded at the very beginning of the OSC difficulties, and the 2026 interview offers a rare before-and-after view of what Horlacher maintains was a deliberate campaign against the company.
For the complete public record of the Equibit proceedings, court filings, and technical evidence, visit: https://equibitlawsuit.com
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