Lately, I've been hearing more discussions about options again, and it feels like many people are only paying attention to the direction, forgetting that time value is constantly being deducted every day. Essentially, buyers are racing against time; if the market doesn't move, you're still losing money. Sellers seem to be "earning passively over time," but once big volatility hits, it's like poking a flying knife with a small dagger—without hedging, you'll really have trouble sleeping.

I personally prefer long-term holding of coins; if I do trade, I only dare to take small positions as insurance, preferring to spend a little "premium" for peace of mind rather than expecting to double my money. By the way, I want to complain about the modularization and the DA layer narrative—developers are having a blast, but ordinary users are completely confused: am I here to use the chain or to understand the architecture? Anyway, the priority is to keep security and position management in check first; being more stable is not shameful.