Honestly, every time the airdrop season ends, the most annoying thing isn’t getting wrongly targeted by anti-sybil/anti-bot systems—it’s having to look through your transaction history at the end of the year. There are all these tiny transfers, cross-chain movements, and interaction gas fees, and you can’t even sort out which is cost and which is profit. 😅

Recently, task platforms have been rolling out a points-based system, and the “freeloot” crowd grinds like it’s a job. Personally, I feel that no matter how hard you grind, don’t spare yourself the habit of keeping records. I usually track it in a table: time, project name, chain, transfers in and out, cost, and type (airdrop/interaction/mining). I only treat screenshots as a supplement—on-chain data can be checked, but for tax filing, on-chain activity doesn’t equal the accounts you’ve kept.

To be honest, don’t wait until year-end to flip back through everything. Jot it down whenever you can during the process—doing it on the spot is way less maddening than going through it later.

Anyway, I’m pretty afraid of getting noticed by the tax authorities, so here’s a gentle reminder: don’t think you can run circles around it. Once your KYC (real-name verification) is on-chain, you can’t get away.