BTC's Market Maker Sell Model, Explained

18 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker analyzes Bitcoin’s current bearish order flow and outlines two possible scenarios. If bearish pressure continues, the market may maintain its downtrend. However, if the flow retraces, a classic three‑drive pattern could emerge: three successive highs that target a higher‑timeframe resistance level, after which price is expected to reverse lower. This pattern aligns with the market‑maker sell model, which consists of three sequential impulses (first, second, third) culminating at a key higher‑timeframe level, prompting a short position. The speaker concludes that regardless of the exact path, the intraday bias remains short.

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If you do retrace back into either one of those levels, like let's say you do not continue to just make bearish order flow like yesterday, where this is fully just bearish order flow. If you do not repeat this today, then potentially look for kind of like a 3 drives pattern, right? So 1, 2, and then 3 highs into some kind of higher timeframe resistance, and then boom, you start going down from there. That is also a very likely scenario. For those of you who are familiar with the market maker models, this is also known as a market maker sell model, That's your first impulse, that's your second impulse, and then your third impulse, and then boom, third impulse going into some kind of higher time frame key level, and then boom. Either way, the direction is going to be going short today.