16/03/21
Cryptoassets are transferable digital assets that prevent copying or duplication. One of the most commonly known subsets are cryptocurrencies, which are mainly used as a means of exchange but also as an economic hedge or investment. However, accounting today may not align with users’ expectations of the transactions. Ryan explains all in 20 mins.
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For further information, please contact: Andrea Pryde or Ryan Leopold or read our InDepth publication, which highlights some of the common crypto related accounting questions along with our views on how IFRSs could be applied.
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