Lately I’ve been thinking about options again. The buyer really watches the clock, day by day, slowly getting chewed up by time—like ordering takeout and waiting and waiting for the rider, only for it to cool off… The seller has it a bit more comfortable: they do nothing while time automatically works for them, but the moment you hit a big volatility spike, it’s like they’re cranking up leverage on me—their heartbeat basically goes into overdrive. Straight to the point: you’re betting on “how fast,” while he’s betting on “not too fast.”

Right now I’m even more afraid of holding onto the buyer side and stubbornly clinging to it—if the market doesn’t move, I might be the one who’s wiped out first. By the way, I’m also seeing everyone chat about modularity and the DAO layer—developers look genuinely excited; and me, as a user, just… you’re all right about what you said, but don’t let me wake up one day and find myself settled by time. For now, that’s it—anyway, I’m still learning how not to get itchy to click.