Hey guys, I am just getting into Options. I was studying liquidity inducement theorem and trading futures on it. I used to think that liquidity is fuel for the market. While LIT/Fries concepts do work, the theory is complete bullshit and I now realize that option hedging is actually what moves the market. I am 17 and I also passed an eval and got a payout but bc of the kyc I couldn't request it so I am switching to Options and will trade on Robinhood with my dads kyc. My approach to learning Options is before building a strategy, I want to first GENUINELY understand the LOGIC behind options and the WHY behind moves. Whose getting in, who gets trapped at key levels, where the hedging is, order flow, expansion, how the greeks are functioning at the same time, etc., These are the questions I want to ask to build a good strategy. Is there anything you would reccomend I do? Is this mindset right? Thanks