Every year, when I have to organize my transaction records, I get overwhelmed—seriously, it’s not a technical problem. The longer you delay, the more chaotic it gets. Now I’m just old-fashioned: every time it’s something like large-amount token swaps / cross-chain activity / LP in-and-out (entering and exiting LP, that kind of thing), I immediately take a screenshot and jot down a one-line remark (the route taken at the time, the gas, and roughly what it was for). Otherwise, by the end of the year, all you’ll have left is a bunch of hashes staring back at you, smugly laughing. After getting stuck in these situations too many times, I’ve also developed the habit: I keep the route, slippage, and the exact transaction timing point. Later, when I need to look it up, it saves me.

Recently, I’ve been seeing those blockchain games with inflation cranked to the max—where studios jump in and the token price spirals—and my accounts have been exploding too… In any case, my principle is just one sentence: I treat complexity as the enemy. If I can record it clearly on the spot, don’t count on me to fill in the gaps later.