After staring at security all weekend for a long time, I found that the most torturous thing by the end of the year isn’t that a bridge gets hacked—it’s the tax forms and the transaction records… Let’s be real: at the time, you think, “Just do a bit of testnet interaction to rack up points,” but when it’s finally time to declare, you end up with a bunch of addresses, a bunch of cross-chain routes, and a bunch of tiny red-envelope payouts—you just get overwhelmed. My dumb solution: every time you switch wallets / switch chains / join an activity, make a quick note, take screenshots + export the transaction CSV, and drop it into cloud storage. Put addresses into folders by purpose (main holdings, airdrops, testnet). I don’t know whether the mainnet will actually issue tokens, but I’m keeping the records anyway—because when the time comes, having to open the block explorer one fewer time is a win.