Every year at the end of the year, I want to just uninstall the trading software directly, really, scrolling through transaction records until my eyes hurt. On-chain is still manageable, since the transaction hash is all there, but cross-exchange, cross-chain, plus small account testing strategies with those fragmented orders, and suddenly it turns into “Who am I and where am I.” I now have a strict rule: for every large transfer or position change, I take a screenshot and note a line of remarks (what it’s for, from where to where), then on the weekend, I download the CSV and throw it into a folder—don’t expect to recall everything at year’s end.

Recently, someone combined ETF capital flows with U.S. stock risk appetite for analysis, and it’s starting to annoy me… Not to mention how the market moves, at least you should keep your own accounts clear, or else the ups and downs become just emotions in a tax report. Anyway, just keep the evidence, and reduce the “at that time, I thought” moments.