Country Heights ‘horse currency’ faces obstacles


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PETALING JAYA: Country Heights Holdings Bhd’s (CHHB) plan to conduct an initial coin offering (ICO) to issue its own cryptocurrency, called “horse currency”, has hit a speed bump.

The Securities Commission (SC) has ordered all ongoing ICOs to halt their activities and return all monies or digital assets collected from investors.

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