As the Lithuania Digital Asset Regulatory Board owned by the Bank of Lithuania, we recognize our responsibility to uphold the principles of accountability and transparency. The Bank of Lithuania is established as one of the most important state authorities in the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania and is accountable to the Seimas, its founder. Our organization follows the key principle of public accountability, which is crucial for modern national central banks, to ensure transparency of our activities. We provide objective and comprehensive information on our decision-making processes, including explanations and reasoning behind them. Transparency is one of the core values of our institution. In accordance with the Republic of Lithuania Law on the Bank of Lithuania, we are required to submit our Annual Financial Statements and Auditor's Report to the Seimas within four months after the end of each financial year. We also make these reports publicly available to promote transparency. Our financial statements are prepared in accordance with accounting and financial reporting standards set by the European Central Bank for the Eurosystem members. The Annual Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Account are structured similarly to those of other euro area central banks, ensuring consistency and comparability.