Ah, talking about filing taxes at the end of the year is such a headache. In the past few times, it was always a scramble—scraping through wallet addresses, exporting transaction records from a Cex—only to realize that some of the gas fees from on-chain interactions hadn’t been kept as proof. What a mess. Now I’ve learned my lesson: every time I finish an action, I immediately take a screenshot, or use a small bookkeeping tool. Even if I only spend five minutes each week summarizing, it keeps me from going crazy come year-end. Honestly, I’ve been seeing old players advise newcomers not to take the last baton, and it really does make sense. If that bit of unrealized profit on the tax form doesn’t end up in your pocket, you still end up calculating it using the highest tax rate—that’s the real loss. What I fear most isn’t just losing money; it’s that powerless feeling when you clearly made money, yet you get charged extra tax because your records are incomplete. That’s even more upsetting than a sudden market crash.