I started recording my trading transactions purely because I was educated last year: wallets, exchanges, jumping back and forth on the chain, and all that was left in my mind was "Did I make a profit or not?" Now, every time I change positions or withdraw funds, I conveniently note it down, at least knowing whether this move was due to an operation or emotional impulse, and I don't have to repeatedly flip through browser history before bed.

Recently, there's been talk about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index rising and falling together with risk assets. Honestly, I can't control how the macro plays out, but if I don't leave a trace on tax matters in advance, in the end, I will be the one providing liquidity—not to the market, but to my own breakdown. For now, that's it. Hard-headed as I am, when the day of declaration comes, no one can stay firm.