Lately, I've been a bit obsessed with options trading charts, to be honest, buyers are just racing against time: you're buying "possibility," and every day when you wake up, the time value gets chipped away a little. Even if the market doesn't move, you're losing money; if it moves not enough, you're still losing. As for sellers, it looks like collecting rent—time is on your side—but when big volatility hits, it’s like having no permissions at all; risks suddenly amplify, and you can't sleep peacefully.

What I care more about now is "what's the worst that could happen," preferring to earn a little less and lock in my positions and margin just like a hardware wallet.
By the way, recently, modularization and DA layer hype has got developers pretty excited. As a user, I just feel confused: no matter how the narrative changes, the concept of time value still remains unchanged.