These days, watching options markets, it feels more and more like catching a train: buyers are racing against time, and if the market doesn't explode, the time value is gradually "eaten away"; sellers seem pretty steady, but actually they’re just placing themselves on the track, betting that a super-speeding black swan won't come. To put it simply, time value is more like a tax, handed over to the market—whoever has "procrastination" pays more first.

Recently, hardware wallets are all out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. I actually understand better why some people prefer to be sellers collecting premium: no fuss, no clicking on all kinds of shady links, and fewer mistakes. But don’t be overconfident about security either—if there's a mistake in a permission or an address in the contract, it can still send the "earned time" right back… I’ll keep a small position for now, since I’m not taking sides anyway.