Recently, I've been looking at options again. Honestly, who is more comfortable, the buyer or the seller? A lot of the time, it just depends on whether you're willing to fight against "time." Buyers are constantly being nibbling away at time value every day, and even if the market doesn't move, they lose money; sellers are like collecting rent, slowly taking away this time premium, but it's not free—if a big shock hits, the rent collected earlier might not be enough to cover the losses.



These days, the funding rates are extremely volatile, and the group is arguing over whether a reversal is coming or if the bubble will continue to be squeezed. I’m starting to stop chasing explanations and just accept randomness... Anyway, I still follow my old habit: divide into batches, like planting flowers, don’t water too much at once. If you can withstand time, don’t rush to bet on that one move.
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