Lately, the more I play with perpetual contracts, the more I feel that the scariest thing at the end of the year isn't liquidation, but flipping through trading records until I go crazy... I’m pretty simple-minded right now: every time I close a position, I casually export the transaction details and upload them to the cloud drive, create folders by month, and also toss in screenshots of deposits/withdrawals. Otherwise, with on-chain data, exchange records, and wallet transactions bouncing back and forth, it’s impossible to reconcile later. I can monitor funding rates and open interest all day, but as soon as I start organizing, I want to give up—anyway, I just want to keep the “evidence” first. Recently, with rate cut expectations and the US dollar index moving, risk assets are also acting up. The more positions I have, the messier the records get. I’ve set a rule for myself: if I lose money, I stop for a week, and meanwhile, fill in last week’s transaction flow. No filling, no opening new positions.