Recently, watching options really feels a bit like watching the leaderboard on some task platforms: over time, it's very clear who is paying the "work hours fee." Buyers wake up every day being bitten by time value; even if they see the right direction, moving too slowly is useless. Sellers are like running a small stall, slowly collecting rent; their biggest fear isn't boredom but a sudden big wave that flips the table. To put it simply, buyers are buying "explosive points," sellers are selling "nothing happening." During airdrop season, everyone is competing on tasks as if they're going to work; I think buyers are about the same, staring at the progress bar every day, silently praying: Hurry up... or else it resets again. Anyway, I occasionally buy some experience tickets just to listen to a sound, but if I were to leverage long-term bets on time, I’d still be a bit timid.