Recently, after reviewing options, I realized that time value is really honest: buyers pay a "procrastination tax" every day, and if the market stays still, it slowly gets eaten away; sellers seem to be collecting rent, but once a big spike comes, the rent they've accumulated can be wiped out in one go, even costing them more. Basically, you're betting on an explosion or betting that most of the time the world is boring.

I'm more aggressive myself, but I fear emotional trading, so I prefer smaller positions to prevent Theta (time decay) from wearing down my mindset. By the way, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, and phishing links are everywhere... Now I doubt any "airdrops/coupons" I click on, whether I make money or not, I put that aside first—don't risk losing my wallet.