Every time I talk about taxes, I want to laugh. Everyone studies on-chain very seriously, but once it comes to filing, they all forget everything. Don’t wait until the end of the year to cry over the exchange inbox. My simple method: for every major transaction, just export the trade records and deposit/withdrawal records, take a screenshot and keep a copy (don’t think it’s crude, it’s truly lifesaving), then put the on-chain transfer Tx hash into a spreadsheet with a note like “from where to where, what for.” Especially these past two days, with that main public chain upgrade causing chaos, don’t bother guessing whether to migrate or not—by then, you won’t even be able to tell if your assets are bridged over or swapped to another chain to withdraw. The tax form will teach you how to behave. Anyway, I only believe: the simpler the record, the less crazy I’ll be at the end of the year.

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