Recently looking at options markets, I have some feelings: buyers are really like wrestling with time, waking up every day doing nothing but bleeding; sellers, to put it simply, rely on "time value" to collect rent, but it's not free either. When a sudden spike hits, all the gains they made before are wiped out. Especially lately, with discussions about regional tax increases and changes in compliance laxity, deposit and withdrawal expectations have been unpredictable. When emotions run high and volatility spikes, sellers also feel the pain. Anyway, I’ve now set smaller goals, not aiming for big wins all at once, but rather prefer to do it steadily with consistency: monitoring exchange activity, on-chain inflows, public sentiment—avoiding conflicts among these factors… this way, I can stick with it longer.