The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is set to meet on November 19 to consider the development of regulations for reporting cryptocurrency transfers in financial statements. The board aims to add a project on the accounting treatment of crypto asset transfers to its technology agenda. During the meeting, FASB will explore various implementation paths, including expanding the scope of its 2023 guidelines and clarifying guidance on the derecognition of crypto asset transfers. This discussion follows the recent addition of a technology project on stablecoin classification by FASB, highlighting the board's ongoing efforts to address the evolving landscape of digital assets in financial reporting.