Lately, I’ve found that the scariest thing at the end of the year isn’t the drawdown—it’s flipping through your transaction records until your eyes start spinning… I’m using a crude method right now: every time I cross-chain/swap coins/claim an airdrop, I screenshot it, export a CSV, upload it to the cloud drive, and then add a note with one line: “What’s this for?” Don’t laugh—this really works. Especially now, when the whole “re-staking” and “shared security” yield-stacking setup is being criticized as “Russian nesting dolls,” once there are more on-chain actions, it’s impossible to look back and tell which transactions are profits and which are principal. One more reminder to myself: I treat “simplicity” as a trap—“Anyway, you don’t need to worry about small amounts” is the kind of thing that hurts you the most. For now, I’m sticking with this.