Lately, I've been debating whether to take the buy side or the sell side on options... Honestly, the time value of options is constantly deducting money every day, it just depends on who bears the brunt. The buyer is betting on that big spike; if it doesn't come, they get slowly "starved out"; the seller earns small change, which is comfortable, but when a black swan hits, it can wipe out all the previous small gains and even cause emotional losses.

Now everyone is comparing on-chain yield products with RWA and US bond yields. I also get the itch to think, "Should I sell some options for income?" It sounds simple, but I see simplicity as a trap: the more it looks like steady interest, the easier it is to relax risk controls. Anyway, I now prefer to do boring small margins rather than let emotions place my trades.