These days, I actually want to "pause" for a bit and stop obsessing over candlestick charts and profit rankings. Options, to put it simply, have their time value deducted daily; buyers are trading time for probability, and if held too long, most just get worn out. Sellers seem like they’re collecting rent, but in reality, they’re betting that "nothing bad happens." When a black swan appears, they have to pay back both principal and interest all at once.

Recently, someone compared RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products all together. My first reaction was to pause and look at where the collateral and liquidity exits are, then listen to the pitch. Anyway, I’m not fully invested; I’d rather miss out on some excitement than get eaten up by time and emotions.