Every year at the end of the year, what I fear most isn't the market trend, but reviewing transaction records... Crossing chains back and forth, having a bunch of wallets, and in the end only left with the soul-searching question: "Is this transfer actually a sale or just a transfer?"

Now I use a simple method: every time I bridge/swap tokens/enter or exit yield pools, I conveniently record the tx hash, time, token amount, and the notes at that time into a spreadsheet, and keep a screenshot (sometimes the frontend updates make it hard to find again).
Don’t complain about it being slow; it really can save your life.
Recently, I’ve been comparing on-chain yields with RWA and government bond yields, but I first make sure to clearly note “where the yield comes from and how the path works,” otherwise it’s even harder to explain during reporting.
Be cautious, and avoid pitfalls.