de-banking
Court filings in the Equibit lawsuit set out eight red flags: regulatory entrapment, a missing developer and source code, technical compromises, de-banking, impersonation sites, search manipulation, a set-aside judgment, and the OIC record.
Equibit Group Ltd. is pleased to share Chris Horlacher’s third appearance on Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock. The 16 September 2026 broadcast updates the Equibit lawsuits, the four Ontario court files now on the public record, and the economic questions Hancock’s audience tracks: markets, precious metals, stablecoins, and the Federal Reserve.
Wise restricted and then closed accounts after a $31 fee and a later notice to chris@equibit.org. Revolut had already cut off service. The correspondence is preserved on this page as part of the financial-isolation record.
Equibit Group Ltd. shares Chris Horlacher’s interview on Macroaggressions with Charlie Robinson — Equibit lawsuit, CSIS, and Zersetzung in one sitting.
Phase Two (2019–2026) covers CV-21 against Saucier et al., financial isolation, and the 2025 technical attacks and takeover attempt timed to CSIS discovery. Phase One is the 2017–2019 collapse.
After 2019 the ordinary financial rails failed in sequence for Chris Horlacher and Equibit Group Ltd. Equibit records the closures as institutional pressure timed to the litigation, not as ordinary compliance. The later Revolut and Wise closures are documented separately.