I just realized recently that the most torturous thing at the end of the year isn't the market, it's tax reporting... The more transactions there are, the more the bills look like they're coming out of a paper shredder. Now I have a simple method: every time I transfer funds, switch chains, or enter and exit exchanges, I take a quick screenshot and export a record, noting down "why I transferred" and "from where to where," otherwise in a few months I won't even recognize what that transaction was for. After the news about cross-chain bridge thefts came out, I became more cautious; a string of hashes on the chain doesn't mean you can explain it clearly. And during that oracle malfunction, everyone said "wait for confirmation," so I did too, but if the records don't match the actual transactions later, it'll be even more troublesome. Honestly, you can earn money slowly, but you need to keep your records first. I no longer believe that "it's okay to organize everything later." Cold wallet keys are in my hands, and my records should be in my hands too.