MSTR's weekly option implied volatility has nearly approached 70%. Planning to add more put selling positions. The position building strategy will follow an inverted pyramid - start with one contract at 150, add another at 145, and finalize at 140. To be honest, the leverage limit on the US stock side is constrained, which objectively doesn't allow too much room for excessive position accumulation. This actually has its advantages - it automatically acts as a brake on overselling. Rather than calling it risk-taking, it's more accurate to say it's capturing a relatively favorable low entry price opportunity amid high volatility. If these orders can actually get filled, from a medium to short-term perspective, it would represent a decent cost basis.