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Lately, I’ve been a little anxious about “taxation/filing.”
Normally it’s kind of satisfying to scroll through on-chain fund flows, but when it comes time to reconcile everything, I just want to vanish on the spot…
My current clumsy workaround is: export the exchange’s deal/exchange and deposit/withdrawal records to cloud storage every month, and tag commonly used addresses on-chain.
For cross-chain or aggregator-style “everything-in-one” transactions, I’ll snap a screenshot and jot down a quick note like “why I did this back then.”
Otherwise, by the end of the year, seeing a pile of hashes makes my brain basically crash.
Then when I look again at restaking and that “reward stacking” setup from shared security, the on-chain actions get even more fragmented—if I’m being honest, the more nested the transactions are, the harder it is to explain where everything came from.
So I’ll keep the records for now; after all, I really don’t want to end up breaking down staring at Excel.