I muted the group, and the world suddenly became peaceful, reducing that feeling of "everyone's making money while I haven't even gotten on the train yet." By the way, I want to clarify something: with options, the buyer is racing against time every day, and time value is like rent—paying day by day; the seller is like collecting rent, but it's not free—if the market suddenly goes crazy, they could be counterattacked by the landlord... Honestly, most of the time, time value is eating into the buyer's patience, and occasionally it also takes the seller's life. Recently, the NFT royalty disputes have been heated, which is quite similar—creators want to keep earning some "time rent," but the secondary market complains that you deduct too much, and liquidity runs away. Anyway, I'm now more willing to do less and wait for those real "bus about to arrive" opportunities; if I miss it, so be it.