Recently, I saw everyone anxiously watching the unlock calendar, and I get nervous too. But honestly, the most stable "pressure" in options is actually time value: if you're the buyer, it's like paying rent every day, and even if the market doesn't move, it's being eaten away; if you're the seller, it looks like collecting rent daily, but once that sudden spike happens, the rent you've collected could be wiped out overnight or even cause a loss.

I'm now leaning more towards a Zen approach, preferring to break down "I'm afraid of volatility" into small actions: keep positions not full, avoid extending expiration too long, and if you really want to be a seller, think first about how to handle the worst-case spike... Anyway, I don't want to rely on praying for compound interest.