Are you really planning to review all of your on-chain transactions for the year by memory by the end of the year?


I'm just going to admit defeat first; recently I've started treating transaction records as a "playlist": every time I cross chains, claim airdrops, or do DeFi, I take a quick screenshot of the key page + drop the tx hash into a spreadsheet, with a note like "why I did it / where it came from / where it's going," otherwise I'll really go crazy on tax day.
Layer 2 is always arguing about TPS, fees, subsidies—who's more attractive. I find it pretty lively too, but no matter how cheap the gas, it ultimately turns into a bunch of small, fragmented transactions, and organizing them is the most expensive part.
For now, just do this—less shouting about signals, more leaving traces.
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