Lately, I’ve been laughing at my own name: I want to make fewer moves, but by the end of the year, I still have to look at a bunch of transaction records and scratch my head before acting. Now I have a simple method: every time I switch positions / cross chains / farm airdrops, I take a screenshot + export a transaction record, put it in the same folder, name it by month, even if I don’t use it later, I keep it for now… Otherwise, I’d have to browse browser history during tax season, which is just mental torture.

In the group, these days, there’s been talk about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and rumors about “de-pegging,” and my mood fluctuates with it. But when I think calmly: the more such times, the easier it is to slip up and make extra trades, and one more trade means one more reconciliation. Someone even teased me, “Are you trading coins or doing accounting?” I can only say, honestly, I just want to avoid trouble, so I leave the hassle for normal times. Risks aren’t just on-chain; if the ledger crashes, that’s also deadly.