Lately, the more I think about it, the more I feel that the time value of options is really like secretly deducting your balance at night: the buyer wakes up every day being "worn down," losing money even when nothing happens, making it easy to lose patience; the seller is like collecting rent, slowly eating up time, but once a big spike occurs, the rent collected earlier isn't enough to cover the loss, making it hard to sleep peacefully. Basically, it's who is paying for the "unrealized market" situation.

It reminds me of the kind of inflation + studio + coin price spiral in blockchain games, which is also the same kind—over time, the bubble will eat itself, just a matter of who gets eaten first.
Tonight, I’ll keep an eye on funding rates and a few large transfers, and I’ll also lock the itchy order button for 10 minutes, just like that.