Recently, I was really a bit scared by the "year-end tax reporting" thing... I used to be all about opening and closing positions, too lazy to even keep screenshots, and now looking back, I see I’ve been moving assets back and forth on the blockchain and exchanges, and I can't even reconcile it myself. Now I force myself every Friday night to export the trading records from the exchange, deposit and withdrawal logs, and on-chain address transaction histories into a folder, and casually write a couple of notes: why I entered, why I exited, whether I was itching to leverage at the time. Then, on the public opinion side, they keep explaining market rises and falls with ETF fund flows and U.S. stock risk appetite. Honestly, the more I hear, the more I want to chase, and the more I chase, the easier it is to trade recklessly... But on second thought, it’s better to keep full records first, at least by the end of the year I won’t be anxious and flipping through chat logs looking for transfer hashes. Just keep it like this for now.