Recently adjusting options positions, I suddenly remembered hearing a tape recorder back in the day: Buyers are like pressing the play button, wanting to get excited when the chorus comes out, but the tape keeps running, and the time value is that kind of "it’s wearing down even if you don’t touch it" rustling sound, grinding your patience daily; sellers, on the other hand, are like repairing a radio, collecting noise fees, hoping you don’t suddenly hear a clear signal, and once there's a big fluctuation, they have to stay up all night replacing parts.

In the group these days, there's been talk again about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and all kinds of "de-pegging" essays, honestly, that kind of sentiment is very similar to buyers: afraid of missing out, getting more anxious the longer they wait. Someone even teased me, saying, "You're watching time decay like watching a rice cooker stay warm," fine... I’ll try not to put myself in a position where time eats me up every day, the less I endure, the better. That’s all for now.