Lately, I've been a bit obsessed with options: buyers seem to be racing against time, as each passing day quietly deducts some of your time value; sellers are a bit more comfortable—anyway, if you don't move, I can slowly collect rent, but during big swings, they might end up losing everything they gained before. Others think sellers always win and earn passively, but in reality, it's more like standing with a broom in the wind, usually relaxing but panicking during a typhoon. The airdrop season lately also feels like the buyer's mindset—completing point tasks day by day, with time costs eating away at you... As soon as the anti-witch wave hits, the scalp-collecting crowd seems more like clocking in at work, in plain terms, being drained of patience by "time value." Anyway, I still believe that maintaining a steady position curve is more important than guessing right once or twice.