Lately, looking at options markets has been a bit overwhelming... The thrill of the buyer's "gamble" is really addictive, but the time value is constantly draining your blood. To put it simply, you need to be right about both the direction and the timing, otherwise before the market moves, you’ll be worn out by time decay. The seller seems stable, like collecting rent, but when big volatility hits, they start to panic, earning small profits but facing big risks. I later realized that both are actually being "taught" by "time": buyers are eaten by time, sellers are eaten by events. By the way, I want to complain about how recently modular and DA layer narratives are hot again—developers are ecstatic, but users are confused... I’m now more concerned whether the number of genuinely practical users has increased, otherwise if TVL drops, I’ll be heartbroken again, but I still can’t help but slowly add a little more.