At Anarchapulco 2026 Chris Horlacher sat with Vin Maru of Financial Liberties for a two-part conversation. Part 1 aired 12 March 2026. Part 2 aired 31 March 2026.
Host: financialliberties.com
Same conference: WhatsApp call block at Anarchapulco 2026
Horlacher recounts the full Equibit story—from building a federally supported blockchain R&D company with advanced protocols for securities issuance and transfer, to insider betrayal, intellectual property issues, and the subsequent high-stakes lawsuits. Part 1 sets the foundation, while Part 2 dives deeper into recent legal developments and lessons for liberty-minded innovators. The relaxed conference setting allows for candid insights into government overreach and the challenges of disrupting entrenched financial systems.
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Part 1 originally aired March 12, 2026
Part 2 originally aired March 31, 2026
Vin Maru
Vin Maru is a longtime advocate for financial sovereignty, cryptocurrency, and personal liberty. His Financial Liberties platform delivers independent analysis and interviews at events like Anarchapulco, focusing on practical ways individuals can achieve greater autonomy in money, markets, and life.
Place in the Equibit Lawsuit
Recorded before the July and September 2026 claims issued. The live files were CV-20-00645492-0000 and CV-21-00654929-0000. The same Anarchapulco week produced the WhatsApp disruption now on the technical-attack chronology. Filings: equibitlawsuit.com.
Equibit’s technology aimed to replace inefficient traditional transfer agents and custodians with secure, transparent, privacy-preserving blockchain solutions. The alleged targeting of the company raises serious concerns about innovation suppression, especially when powerful interests or state actors feel threatened. This discussion offers valuable context for anyone interested in fintech disruption, due process, and protecting entrepreneurial freedom in Canada and beyond.
