Lately, observing the options market has been quite revealing: buyers seem to be paying a "waiting fee," with each passing day the time value leaks out of their pockets; sellers, on the other hand, are like collecting rent, but also have to bear the risk of a sudden tail event. Honestly, which side time favors really depends on whether you can handle the risk of a "sudden change in the weather."

Coincidentally, just before the main public chain version update, everyone was speculating whether they would move. I personally feel like I’ve also updated my mindset: from "hoping for a big swing" to "not in a rush, during the low peak period, do the necessary interactions in batches, and let the rest unfold slowly over time." Let time value eat whoever it wants—I'd rather pay a little less tuition first.