Under proposed accounting rules, fungible tokens will be measured at fair value as opposed to the cost (less impairment) model. The rules will be issued for public comment during the first half of 2023, said FASB chair Richard Jones at a recent conference, according to a report. Back in May 2022, the FASB added a project on digital assets to its technical agenda that would provide standards for crypto accounting. It was later announced that nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and certain stablecoins were to be excluded from the forthcoming guidance. Before the proposed guidance is released, the FASB will need to address certain issues, such as where changes in fair value should be presented (in earnings or in other comprehensive income), disclosure requirements, and whether the change in measurement attribute be recognized prospectively or retrospectively.