I’m not very good at dealing with tax-related details, but when end-of-year comes and I’m staring at a pile of on-chain/exchange records, people really start to crack up… My current clumsy workaround is: every time there’s a large inflow or outflow (especially cross-chain transfers, swapping stablecoins, or deposits/withdrawals to/from a CEX), I immediately take a screenshot and write a one-line note—make it clear “where it came from and where it went/what it was for/about how much the fees were.” Don’t count on remembering it later. Those large on-chain transfers and daily hot/cold wallet movements are constantly interpreted as “smart money.” I also enjoy watching the drama, but before I get carried away and copy trades after seeing it, I first figure out how I recorded this specific transfer and whether it counts as one transaction—otherwise, my year-end declaration will be based on guessing… In any case, I’d rather spend an extra couple of minutes now than get self-PUA at the end of the year.

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