Recently, I've seen a bunch of memes and celebrities shouting buy signals again, and as soon as attention shifts, newcomers rush in faster than anyone... The old players' saying "Don't take the last baton" is really not just for show. Speaking of options, it's even more obvious: the buyer is actually racing against time, as time value erodes daily, and if the market doesn't explode, it will be slowly eaten away; the seller may seem stable, but honestly, they are collecting this "time tax," and a sudden big move could wipe out the gains made earlier. Anyway, I tend to be suspicious, so if I really participate, I prefer small positions as a ticket, admit losses if I lose, and if there's abnormal activity on-chain, I withdraw first and ask later—don't let time and emotions grind you down.