Recently, I realized one thing: the scariest thing at the end of the year isn't the drawdown, it's the tax forms. In the past, I relied on "dealing with it later" for transaction records, but when I checked my email, screenshots, or blockchain explorer, I got a serious headache.

Now I've set a smaller goal: spend 3 minutes each day entering today's trades, deposits and withdrawals, and on-chain transfer hashes into a spreadsheet, with a note saying "why I did it / from where to where." Anyway, don't aim for perfection; just get it to match first. By the way, those large on-chain transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges are often seen as "smart money," but for me, I treat them as "evidence to explain in the future"... It's fine to watch the show, but don't forget to keep good records.