I now tend to believe: most of the time, the time value is on the buyer's side. Unless you hit that kind of "sudden" volatility, otherwise waking up every day feels like having your pocket money deducted. Sellers seem stable, but actually they are exchanging time for risk, collecting small change regularly. Once the market goes wild (especially when there's a large amount moving back and forth on the cross-chain bridge), the mindset starts to shake, and the combined fees and slippage become even more annoying.

Recently, watching the collapse pattern of blockchain games also feels quite similar: inflation kicks in, studios get wiped out, coin prices spiral, and the longer it drags on, the uglier it looks. Honestly, time isn't on anyone's side; it just filters out those who hesitate or lack a plan... Anyway, I’d rather do less than become someone slowly worn down by time.