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Once the year-end arrives, I start to fear tax matters. Honestly, it's not about paying taxes, but about the overwhelming task of tracing records. Moving back and forth on the blockchain, across exchanges, and occasionally grabbing an airdrop—by the time you want to reconcile, you realize, "Was this a transfer or a sale?" and completely forget.
My current clumsy method: every time I make a large transaction, I take a screenshot/export a record of the deal, and note on-chain transfers to my own address (otherwise, after a couple of months, it’s just a string of hashes). Also, don’t be too superstitious about any app claiming to automatically compile everything; missing a cross-chain bridge or a contract interaction means you’ll still have to fill in the gaps yourself.
Recently, Meme and celebrity shoutouts have become popular again. I understand new users rushing in, but really, don’t take the final baton… especially those who switch attention back and forth frequently—sure, it’s exciting, but organizing your transaction history at year-end can drive you crazy. Anyway, I’ll keep all my records intact first; whether I made a profit or not is another matter. Don’t exhaust yourself prematurely.