Lately, I've been seeing a bunch of people rushing for memes, shouting orders with celebrities, and that kind of enthusiasm makes me think of options trading: buyers are racing against time every day, and the time value is like a fee quietly draining your blood; sellers, on the other hand, are basically collecting a "procrastination tax," you don't move, I earn; move too aggressively, and I might blow up.

Others think buying options is just small money betting big, but most of the time, it's about paying rent to time and volatility. Others think sellers always win and earn passively, but a black swan event can wipe out all the premiums collected earlier and still leave you in the red.

I personally prefer to see it as a tool, not a lottery: if you want to bet on the direction, don’t drag it out too long; if you want to sell, first think through the worst-case scenario to avoid ending up as the bag-holder in the attention rotation... Anyway, don’t mistake “fast” for “stable.”