Recently, I’ve been talking about options with someone, and I feel like the buyer and seller are actually fighting over the same “time paycheck.” The buyer is betting on possibilities; as time passes day by day, it’s like paying rent every day. The seller is betting on volatility; time is on their side, they do nothing and still collect rent, but when big swings happen, it’s like “the tenant blew up the house.” So basically, the time value mostly benefits the buyer, unless you happen to hit a dramatic event at just the right moment.



These days, it’s again about Meme and celebrity quotes driving attention shifts… veteran players advise newcomers not to take the last step, and I truly believe that. You see the excitement, but in reality, the most expensive thing isn’t the coin, it’s that remaining “time.” I now prefer less drama and more certainty, instead of spending money every day for excitement. When the excitement doesn’t come, time will have already eaten up the money.
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