In this timely half-hour interview (originally published May 4, 2026), Equibit founder Chris Horlacher returns to Press for Truth for an update on the high-stakes lawsuits against Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) actors and others. The discussion covers progress since their earlier conversation, alleged unprecedented court and government delays, intellectual property theft, and attempts to frame the company—highlighting risks to disruptive fintech innovators.

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Dan Dicks of Press for Truth (pressfortruth.ca) has been one of the few journalists covering this story in depth. His platform focuses on government accountability, individual rights, and exposing overreach.

Background and Relevance:

Equibit Group developed groundbreaking blockchain protocols (including cross-chain atomic swaps) that threatened a multi-billion-dollar traditional securities industry. After achieving traction and federal support as an R&D company, the firm faced sabotage, including insider actions and intelligence agency involvement. This case raises critical questions about innovation suppression, due process in Canada, and protections for entrepreneurs challenging entrenched interests.

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