Lately, I’ve been really overwhelmed by the “tax/filing” issues, especially with NFTs having floor price sweeps, lending, and staking bouncing back and forth, and end-of-year reconciliations feeling like piecing together a broken mosaic… My current clumsy method is: for every major operation, I take a screenshot and jot down a note (why I bought, which chain it’s on, which wallet I used), and also save the transaction hash, otherwise in a few months I won’t remember whether that was a “genuine art purchase” or just “trying some financialization.” My mom even asked me: “Aren’t you just buying pictures online and then reporting it?” I can only say… honestly, keeping good records is to save myself trouble. Recently, the “compound yield” from staking and shared security has been causing a lot of noise, which also reminds me not to make the accounts into nested dolls—more layers mean more chances to miss something. For now, this will do, at least until the end of the year when I don’t go crazy.

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