Lately, I've been looking at options markets, and the more I observe, the more I feel that time value is quite "fair": if you're on the buyer's side, you have to pay rent every day, and even if the market doesn't move, you're bleeding; if you're on the seller's side, you're collecting rent, but you have to withstand black swan events that could hit at any time. To put it simply, time mainly eats away at those who "thought too early but didn't wait," and even correct directions can be worn down.

My colleague was complaining a couple of days ago that hardware wallets are out of stock, yet phishing links are flying all over the group chat... everyone's security awareness has improved, but when emotions get tense, it's easy to slip up. Anyway, I now tend to be more cautious as a buyer, preferring to open fewer positions rather than be caught by time and carelessness together. That's all for now.