Speaking of my decision-making ability, it's ridiculously fast—never hesitating even for a second before acting. But do I regret it? That speed is even more incredible.

Two days ago, I decisively transferred $100,000 to a leading platform with a clear goal: to pursue VIP merchandise. The money was just sitting idle anyway, and I could also enjoy some investment interest. In just two days, two accounts earned $100 in profit, so overall it wasn’t a bad deal. I thought that this merchandise still had collectible value, and the more I thought about it, the more it seemed worth it.

And then? Yesterday, when the preview images of the merchandise were released, my enthusiasm instantly cooled down. Design, material, craftsmanship... just one look and I lost all interest. Does this really match the "$100,000 threshold" level of quality? The more I thought about it, the more uncomfortable I felt.

This morning, in a moment of impulsiveness, I transferred the funds back without hesitation. The moment I completed the transfer, I suddenly realized—was my move a bit reckless? The platform is doing this activity mainly to attract funds and keep them deposited. My "grab and run" approach really isn’t very justifiable. What if I get recorded and lose my qualification for the merchandise?

Now I have to check the platform’s logistics information ten or even twenty times a day, just to avoid receiving a notification that my qualification has been canceled. This personality of mine is really driving me crazy.