I’ve set a rule for myself: after each transaction, I record it on the same day, otherwise, filing taxes at the end of the year will really drive me crazy... On the blockchain, transferring back and forth, entering and exiting exchanges, reconciling accounts later feels like solving a case. Honestly, I don’t pursue “perfect memory,” but at least I need to be able to clearly explain: when I bought, when I sold, where I came from and where I went. I keep a screenshot or export a table, so I won’t forget when the platform updates or links expire.



Recently, social mining and fan tokens have become popular again, and as I scroll through, I’ve made several small deposits and withdrawals, making the transaction flow more fragmented. My current mindset is: I don’t know if attention can be mined, but I definitely don’t have enough attention, so I might as well treat “leaving traces casually” as part of a low-frequency dollar-cost averaging, to avoid staying up late over a few dollars’ worth of records. That’s it for now.
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