My current conclusion is: it’s okay to make transactions even if they’re fragmented, but records must be kept from now on without fail, or else I’ll really go crazy by the end of the year… Especially lately, I’ve been testing networks everywhere, completing tasks, accumulating points, and no one can say for sure whether the mainnet will issue tokens. Later, with a bunch of addresses and interactions, trying to reconcile the records is basically self-torture.

My own simple method is: after each batch transaction or cross-chain transfer, immediately jot down the transaction hash, wallet, chain name, and purpose into a spreadsheet, and take a screenshot (not fancy, just enough to match). Then at the end of the month, do a unified backup of the transaction history, both locally and on the cloud drive. Honestly, it’s not about professionalism, but in case I need to report someday, at least I know “what this transaction was for,” so I don’t have to scroll through browser history until my eyes blur. Anyway, I’m allergic to high gas fees, but I’m even more allergic to not keeping records at year’s end.