The more I play, the more I feel that the scariest thing at the end of the year isn’t the drawdown—it’s scrolling through transaction records until my eyes go numb… Now, every time I deposit or withdraw, switch chains, or do DeFi, I take screenshots and add notes into a folder. The notes are written in plain human language: “Withdrawn from the exchange to a cold wallet,” or “USDC swapped for ETH—one interaction.” I also leave a trail on-chain. For example, last night’s 0x7b3…c91 approve transaction—I marked it as “for a certain router; don’t set the limit too high,” otherwise in a few months I’d have no clue what it was. When I see some region tightening taxes and compliance rules, then loosening them again, the truth is your psychological expectations directly affect whether you dare to deposit and withdraw frequently… Anyway, I’d rather deal with a bit of hassle now: split the holdings and use the minimum permissions, so I can also keep the bookkeeping clear. Fewer meltdowns at year-end—counts as one less.