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Recently looking at the options board, my biggest feeling is this: time value—plain and simple—is like collecting rent every day. If you’re the buyer, even if your direction is right, you still have to outpace that bit of decay, or else the market will grind for a while and wear your emotions down. If you’re the seller, it looks stable, but you’re actually trading tail risk for small change—when a real breakout comes, you’ll vomit it all back, and it won’t even be enough.
These past two days, Meme tokens and “celebrity call” picks have been getting hot again. Newcomers are the most likely to i

Lately, there's been a lot of talk about "parallel/sharding" narratives, and it's quite lively. TPS and concurrency sound really exciting... but what I care more about now is: after putting assets in, can they come out? When exiting, will they get stuck at bridges, queues, or get caught up in a bunch of inexplicable rules? Miners/validators' earnings and MEV have also been heavily criticized recently. Basically, it's a matter of who gets to decide the order. Once fairness is suspected, retail investors' confidence can easily collapse. As for my own approach, it's pretty simple: minimize cross-