On-chain "regret-type transactions" reappear, and the opportunity cost of early incentive realization begins to manifest.

F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun stated that over the past year, he received approximately 83.7 million SPK rewards from Spark, which he has already liquidated on CoWSwap, totaling 663 ETH and about 1.4 million USD.
But with market changes, he frankly said, "I'm a bit regretful now."
Behind these cases, it actually reveals a long-standing core contradiction in the crypto market:
The certainty of realizing returns vs. the uncertain premium of holding assets.
In early incentive models, choosing to sell and lock in gains is rational behavior;
but when assets perform unexpectedly later, the opportunity cost is amplified.
The real difficulty has never been "how to make money," but "when to sell."
Every early exit is a pricing of future uncertainty.
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