Recently, the group has been sharing charts about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and other related topics, along with a bunch of rumors about "de-pegging." Every time I see it, I get a little itchy and want to swap around or do some hedging. Honestly, it's not that I understand more; I'm just afraid of missing out on a "sense of security." The more anxious I get, the more I want to act.

But when it really comes to year-end tax reporting or declarations, the most frustrating thing isn't the profit or loss, but the scattered records everywhere. My current clumsy method: every time I transfer, swap, or move assets on or off the chain, I immediately record a line—time, platform/blockchain, amount of tokens, the corresponding transaction hash/order number, plus a screenshot at the time (don't find it troublesome). I also keep a fixed list of wallet addresses, noting which ones are for personal use and which are for testing, to avoid mismatches later. Anyway, I don't chase after the earliest gains; I just want to keep a solid chain of evidence. Later, if I want to review or explain, I won't have to dig through chat logs until I collapse. That's it for now.