I'm already tired, always losing, always the same, I have no money, everything slips through my fingers, I don't know what the hell to do with my life😭.

Before talking about cryptocurrencies, Japanese candles, and Binance, let's talk about something that almost nobody wants to look at: family constellations.

And no, don't worry, this isn't about looking at stars or burning incense.

Said in Colombian terms and without too much nonsense: constellations say that many of the things we do with money are not new, but inherited from the family group. Beliefs like "money corrupts," "the rich do something weird," or the classic "better little but safe."

One thinks they are making their own decisions, but in reality, they're executing the script of the grandfather… only now with a cell phone, Binance, and leverage x50.

And of course, one enters Binance all serious, sees a big green candle and says:

—"This is the signal my grandfather never gave me."

They go long convinced that this time it will change their life, looking to fill emotional voids, pay family karmas, and in the process honor the lineage.

But the market doesn't heal constellations, buddy…

the market sweeps liquidity, and if it can, it also takes the traumas.

Then comes the stop, the red account, and the deep analysis:

—"It wasn't a bad entry… it was an invisible loyalty to the great-grandfather who never took profits."

That's where many discover that Binance is not therapy,

that the chart does not embrace,

and that the market does not forgive the lack of emotional or financial structure.

Because watch out: the market doesn't punish you.

The market shows you exactly who you are when there is no control.

When you operate with fear, urgency, or anger, you're not reading the price…

you're repeating a poorly resolved family story.

So before trading BTC, ETH, or any coin named after an anime villain, ask yourself something serious:

are you trading the chart…

or are you honoring the family member who always came in late, got excited quickly, and exited poorly?

Because in crypto, like in life:

the one who doesn't cut the pattern… leverages it.