Actually, everyone understands that options buyers buy "time," and sellers sell "patience." But when it comes to placing their own orders, they might not understand it anymore... A while ago, I was itching to make a few buys as a buyer. Clearly, the direction was correct, but the result was just a little late, with time value being shaved off like a small knife every day. The more I waited, the more anxious I became. In the end, it wasn't a mistake in judgment, but a delay that caused the loss.

On the other hand, sellers seem quite steady, but they are actually betting that "nothing big will happen." They usually feed on others' anxiety, but once a black swan appears, they have to vomit up all the ease they had before. Recently, I see everyone earning testnet points and guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I also feel tempted, but now I am more like a buyer: spending time and effort to exchange for an uncertain possibility. Forget it, take it slow, and wait until I gather enough signals.