Over the past couple of days, watching the options market has been getting a bit too heady… Buyers feel like they’re opening blind boxes—sure, it’s fun, but the time value is really slowly emptying your pockets. Even if you don’t do anything, you’re still losing. Sellers are like shop owners collecting ticket fees every day—living off that little “expired fee”—but when big volatility hits, they’ll just smash your shop for you. So, honestly, who is time value really eating? Most of the time it’s the impatient buyers—especially those with the fantasy that a surge is about to explode.

Suddenly I think the collapse logic in blockchain games is pretty similar too: once inflation kicks in + the studios keep pushing out stuff, the coin price spirals, and the first people to get dragged down by time are the ones with the worst patience… I’m trying to chase fewer hot trends now. If I really want to gamble, I’ll control my position and treat it as paying tuition. Let me take another look.