Lately, the more I think about it, the more I realize that the scariest thing at the end of the year isn't the drawdowns, but the tax reporting and all those transaction records... My current clumsy method: every time I switch chains or make a cross-chain transfer, I just take a screenshot and jot down a note (what I did, why I did it), otherwise in a couple of months I won't remember what that "slip-up" was for. Especially recently, with cross-chain bridges having issues again, if I need to trace the fund flow, without a record, I can only stare at the browser in confusion. And about oracles occasionally acting up, I’ve also learned to "wait for confirmation" before acting, not because I might miss out, but because I’m worried I won’t be able to explain clearly later: what price was this calculated at... Anyway, I’ll tinker if I can save on fees, but leaving records—don’t ever skip that.

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