A user named "Rat" shared a true story about a ride-hailing driver who traded contracts while driving, and I'm truly impressed! He genuinely understands Buffett's flywheel system, earning cash flow as a ride-hailing driver while simultaneously trading stocks, cryptocurrencies, and futures contracts. That's a true expert among ordinary people! Rat took a ride with this driver and was immediately impressed. Shenzhen, a 50-year-old ride-hailing driver from Chongqing. Looking up at the dashboard, I saw Binance enabled. I initially thought he was just an ordinary driver, but after chatting, I realized he's a seasoned veteran. What does he know? Position Management: For futures trading with small capital, his position size never exceeds 10%. Risk/Loss Ratio and Stop-Loss: When trading SanDisk, he carefully selects his entry price and sets a fixed stop-loss point. Trading Discipline: He controls his impulses and doesn't open positions easily; he avoids altcoins because he needs to constantly monitor the funding rates. Market Sense and Trend Analysis: He predicted Bitcoin is currently undergoing a consolidation phase, dropping to $76,000 before gradually rising to $100,000 next month. Most importantly, the mentor used to own a company and had worked in many industries. Why is the boss now driving for a ride-hailing service? Because his company might go bankrupt, or the market environment might change, but he didn't choose to gamble with leverage. Instead, he earned a meager cash flow driving for a ride-hailing service while simultaneously trading cryptocurrencies with a small position. What's this called? This is the most down-to-earth, grassroots version of the "Buffett flywheel system"! He doesn't have tens of millions of dollars in idle funds, but he used his ride-hailing job to create a "continuous off-exchange cash flow." So even when there's no market activity on weekends, he can still trade some cryptocurrencies. So when Ethereum dropped, he calmly said, "I should have bought the dip yesterday." Because he has a car running and orders to fulfill, his mindset won't be completely distorted by a few losses in futures contracts. This is the essence of "seven parts mental fortitude." A stable off-exchange income became his anchor in the futures market. We always think the real masters are on the top floors of Wall Street, but the real trading masters might be sitting in the ride-hailing car you're in. Be humble, control your impulses, manage your positions, first support yourself with cash flow, then use trading to transcend social classes. This is the true meaning of "true masters are among the people," and it's the trading mindset every ordinary person should learn. Driver, please take me as your apprentice! Little Mouse, study hard and improve every day! @LeslieLi92210