In this 14-minute segment (originally aired around April 21, 2026), Chris Horlacher joins Alex Newman to explain what Equibit was—a privacy-focused, efficient blockchain solution for securities—and how government retaliation allegedly dismantled the company after it threatened powerful financial incumbents. The conversation ties into broader themes of Bitcoin suppression and elite control over technology.

Watch the Interview:

Interview starts at 16:34

Spotlight:

Alex Newman is a renowned investigative journalist, author, and host of The Sentinel Report. His work exposes globalism, education issues, and threats to liberty, making him a strong voice for this story of alleged targeted disruption of a Canadian innovator.

Why This Matters:

Equibit’s technology promised lower costs, greater transparency, and security for issuers and investors in a sector plagued by inefficiencies. The alleged involvement of CSIS and related actions highlight potential dangers for anyone developing tech that challenges the status quo. This interview provides a concise overview ideal for newcomers to the case.

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