Former PayPal President: Fair value measurement removes a major obstacle for companies to hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets
David Marcus, former president of PayPal, said that the new fair value accounting rules for cryptocurrencies in the United States are "actually a big deal," which eliminates a major obstacle for companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
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