Who the hell can guarantee that when they file taxes at the end of the year, they won’t just spontaneously combust on the spot because they missed a few on-chain transaction records? 😂 Anyway, every year I keep going back and forth between “organizing wallet addresses” and “browsing the on-chain explorer”… And honestly, keep records—don’t trust that mystical “one-click export” stuff. My own routine is: after every swap, cross-chain transfer, or LP interaction, I quickly take a screenshot and toss it into a cloud folder—at least that way I can record the three key elements: the timestamp, the gas fee, and the transaction hash. Recently, the group has been arguing again about privacy coins and mixers—compliance boundaries are definitely blurry. You might say you only used Tornado Cash to clean up those leftover addresses, but for taxes, the “funds of unknown origin” that got mixed in could directly turn into a whole stack of question marks. Either way, no matter how heated the on-chain debate gets, that clean set of transaction logs for end-of-year tax filing is your most solid ally.