The airdrop season is heating up again, and the task platforms’ anti-bot measures and point-based system have everyone “competing like clocking in at work.” Instead, I’m thinking through the “tax” part first… Otherwise, by the end of the year, when I’m staring at a stack of on-chain transfer screenshot records, I’ll really lose it.

How exactly should transaction records be kept so it doesn’t feel painful?
My own clumsy method: every time I move funds in or out, bridge across chains, or do LP/lending, I casually record a line in a spreadsheet—“time + chain/platform + what I did + a rough reason”—and then paste the corresponding tx hash into it; for CEXes, I just download the monthly statement and upload it to the cloud. In plain terms, it’s not about being precise down to the decimal point—it’s about making it make sense later: where this came from, where it went, and whether it was a trade or a transfer. It takes a bit longer to log, but it brings peace of mind. That’s it for now.