Recently, I suddenly calmly realized one thing: don't wait until the end of the year to review transaction records, that would truly be a "blockchain archaeology" level of pain. Now I just casually save screenshots of each deposit/withdrawal/exchange into the same folder, and note down a line: what it was for, roughly what I was thinking at the time (like "itchy hands," "adding to position," "stop loss"), so that at least I know I’m not sleepwalking when reconciling accounts later. The on-chain addresses are also fixed to a few commonly used ones, avoiding flipping through a dozen wallets back and forth, which can save me half my hair when checking. Recently, everyone has been repeatedly talking about staking unlocks, unlock calendars, and that kind of selling pressure anxiety. I get it, the more anxious, the more likely to make reckless moves... but honestly, the cost of reckless moves isn’t just slippage, it’s also the collapse you’ll feel when you see your bills at the end of the year. Anyway, I’ll keep my records well, laugh if I must, but don’t let the positions really turn into a joke.