Recently, I've been a bit obsessed with options trading charts. To put it simply, time value is slowly biting you. Buyers are like renting a house, paying rent (time) every day; if the market stays still, they get worn out. Sellers are like landlords, collecting rent comfortably, but when a black swan event happens, they might lose everything in one shot, and more. People who have been rug-pulled are especially sensitive to this illusion of "steady income"...

So, who is more cost-effective?
It depends on whether you can withstand time and volatility.

By the way, I want to criticize the social mining and fan token schemes—this idea of "attention as mining." It feels a lot like selling options: platforms/projects act as sellers collecting attention "rent," retail investors chase hot topics as buyers, and when the hype fades, only the time value keeps evaporating. Anyway, before I place an order now, I first check permissions and whether the wallet has moved; if it hasn't moved, it’s not necessarily safe, but if it has, don’t pretend to be asleep.