These days, I've come across a bunch of new L1/L2 incentives to boost TVL again, and old users are complaining "mining, selling, and withdrawing." I suddenly thought that options are quite similar: the buyer is racing against time every day, clearly seeing the right direction, but if they hesitate for a few days without acting, the time value is gradually eaten away, and their mindset collapses before the K-line does; the seller, on the other hand, is like standing under a streetlamp collecting rainwater, most afraid of a sudden surge of volatility with a big move. Usually, it's "take it slow, no rush," but once it hits the strike price, the premium they've accumulated becomes worthless. Basically, who is time value eating? More often, it's eating someone like me, who hesitates... Forget it, I won't touch it for now.