This morning, when I was looking for a charger, I suddenly thought that options are a bit like battery power: the buyer's power is draining every day (time value is leaking), you either rely on the market to suddenly surge and recharge the battery, or you just watch it go to zero; the seller, on the other hand, is like holding a power bank, slowly regaining power over time, but the worst is encountering a black swan with a sudden acceleration, which can directly blow up the power bank. Recently, everyone's focus on testnet incentives, points, and whether the mainnet will issue tokens is actually quite similar to betting on "whether a big wave will come," with buyers hoping to cash out quickly, and sellers praying it won't be too intense... Basically, time value mainly eats up those who are just waiting, no matter which side you're on. That's it for now, don't think of yourself as a perpetual motion machine.