Ugh, every time I sort transactions at year-end, it feels like I’m playing a pixel maze—head spinning, eyes dazzled. This year I’ve learned my lesson: in day-to-day life, every on-chain gas fee and swap record gets screenshotted and dropped straight into a dedicated folder. I also jot down the date and token quantities in Excel. I’m not asking for much precision—if it matches what’s on-chain, that’s good enough.



As for the little royalty income from NFTs, I have to be extra careful. Lately the community has been arguing fiercely—some projects are even cutting royalties. Now I’m confused about whether my “pixel mini-theater” is even something I should report for taxes when I resell it. But optimistic me thinks: at least the on-chain data is public, and if someone really checks, I can’t run away anyway.

That’s it for now. One day, when I’m free, I’ll package the screenshots into a GIF and post it to mess around, haha.
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