Every year as the year comes to an end, I want to uninstall the trading software: it’s not that I’m losing money—it’s the mountain of reporting records that can drive you absolutely crazy.

Later I learned my lesson, and in my day-to-day I only do two things: keep my exchange and on-chain addresses recorded separately, and at the end of each month export a CSV of trades/transfers into the same folder, then jot down a quick line—“this one is for rebalancing / this one is for transferring to a cold wallet”—otherwise I won’t even recognize my own records after three months.
Especially now that hardware wallets are out of stock, and everyone is clicking links everywhere to find stock/supply sources… it’s a peak period for phishing—don’t just worry about your assets; your records could also be handed over by a single mistake.
There’s too much information, and it also makes me anxious. My filtering method is very simple: I only look at official channels and reshares from old, trusted contacts—everything else I treat as noise. That’s how I do it for now.