<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/insights/posts/corporate_crypto_assets_and_fair-value_accounting.php" dsn="blogs"><featured/><title>Corporate Crypto Assets and Fair-Value Accounting: Evolving Practices in the Digital Age</title><description>The study reveals that many firms treated crypto like investment assets rather than intangibles, foreshadowing the new fair-value standards under ASU 2023-08.</description><pubDate>11/25/2025</pubDate><image><img src="https://walton.uark.edu/insights/posts/images/Research_Recap_Corporate_Crypto_Assets_Image.jpg" alt="An abstract blue illustration featuring cryptocurrency symbols like Bitcoin and Ethereum beside financial charts and documents, representing corporate crypto accounting and fair-value reporting."/></image><author>Jonathan Shipman</author><tags><tag>accounting</tag><tag>audit firm influence on crypto disclosure</tag><tag>audit practices</tag><tag>cryptocurrency accounting</tag><tag>digital assets</tag><tag>fair-value accounting for crypto assets</tag><tag>fair-value reporting</tag><tag>finance</tag><tag>financial disclosure</tag><tag>how companies account for cryptocurrency</tag><tag>impact of ASU 2023-08 on corporate reporting</tag><tag>research</tag></tags></item>