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Nagdagdag ang KPMG Canada ng Crypto sa Balance Sheet Nito
Ang accounting firm ay nakakuha ng hindi natukoy na halaga ng Bitcoin at ether gamit ang pagpapatupad at mga serbisyo ng custody ng Gemini Trust.
Ni Brandy Betz
Ang Canadian branch ng accounting giant na KPMG ay gumawa nito unang paglalaan ng mga asset ng Crypto sa corporate treasury nito.
Ang pribadong kompanya ay nagsabi noong Lunes na nakuha nito ang at ether sa balanse nito sa pamamagitan ng pagpapatupad at mga serbisyo ng kustodiya ng Gemini Trust Company.
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- Tumanggi ang KPMG Canada na ibunyag ang halaga ng Bitcoin at ether na binili kapag nakipag-ugnayan sa CoinDesk.
- Ang kumpanyang nakabase sa Toronto ay nagtatag ng komite ng pamamahala upang pangasiwaan at aprubahan ang paglalaan ng treasury, na kinabibilangan ng pagtatasa ng panganib at pagsusuri ng mga implikasyon sa buwis at accounting.
- "Ang KPMG sa Canada ay malakas sa mga cryptoasset, naniniwala kami na narito sila upang manatili, at isasaalang-alang namin ang iba pang mga makabagong pagkakataon sa pamumuhunan sa hinaharap," sinabi ng tagapagsalita ng KPMG Canada na si Roula Meditskos sa CoinDesk.
- Sa isang press release, sinabi ni Kareem Sadek, advisory partner ng cyprotassets at blockchain services sa KPMG Canada, na "kami ay namuhunan sa isang malakas na kasanayan sa cryptoassets at patuloy naming pahusayin at bubuo ang aming mga kakayahan sa kabuuan ng desentralisadong Finance (DeFi), non-fungible token (NFTs) at ang metaverse, bilang ilan."
- Sa alokasyon, ang KPMG ay sumali sa hanay ng mga pangunahing kumpanya na may hawak na Crypto sa kanilang balanse. Kasama sa grupo ang software company MicroStrategy (MSTR), electric car giant Tesla (TSLA) at payment firm Square (SQ).
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