These past two days, I’ve been flipping through transaction records again, and it’s made my eyes hurt… To be blunt, I usually keep fixated on the funding rate and the order book—pretty intensely. But when it actually comes time to file a report, I suddenly realize I’ve been getting by purely on memory, just barely holding on. Later, I found the most “life-saving” way is to export the completed trades that night (exchange, on-chain, and OTC all count). Then, drop them into a table by “date-platform-coin,” and take a few screenshots of the key deposit and withdrawal records to save to cloud storage. Don’t wait until the end of the year to catch up—catching up at the end is how you end up cracking. Especially recently, Meme and celebrity attention seem to “move in turns.” When newcomers get fired up and rush in, trading frequency spikes like crazy. If your records aren’t kept properly, it’s like you’re taking the baton at the end and still have to pay the mental “tax” all over again… So I’m setting rules for myself right now: it’s fine to check first, but the second day—reconcile first before trading. For now, that’s what I’ll do.