Recently reviewing transaction records, I sincerely advise: don't wait until the end of the year to dig through everything... I used to run nodes halfway and then find a bunch of authorizations, cross-chain transfers, and airdrops in my wallet, with bills scattered like loose screws, the more I organized, the more annoyed I got. Now I make it a habit to export exchange transaction logs and on-chain address files every weekend into a backup drive, and casually take screenshots of a few "unintelligible but very important" operations (like which coins were exchanged for which, why they were transferred). The signal I care about is actually very simple: whether this money has truly returned to my hands, and whether I can clearly explain the path it took to get back. Recently, new L1/L2s are also pulling TVL, and it's normal for everyone to complain about mining, yield farming, and selling, but don't forget that these back-and-forth operations could also turn into "troublesome evidence chains" for tax purposes... Anyway, I’d rather keep an extra hand in reserve during normal times to avoid a total breakdown later.