By now in the 90-Day Crypto Learning Challenge, you already know:

  • Trends matter

  • Direction comes before entry

  • Charts give clues, not promises

Today, we learn Moving Averages, but in the most basic way possible.

No trader words. No math stress.

📏 What Is a Moving Average? (Very Simple)

A Moving Average (MA) is just this:

👉 The average price of the market over a certain number of days.

That’s it.

It updates every day as new prices come in — that’s why it’s called “moving.”

📊 What Does 50 MA Mean?

50 MA = the average price of the last 50 days.

It answers this question:

“Where has the price mostly been during the last 50 days?”

If price is above the 50 MA → short-term trend is strong

If price is below the 50 MA → short-term trend is weak

Think of it as: 🟡 The market’s recent mood

📉 What Does 200 MA Mean?

200 MA = the average price of the last 200 days.

It answers this question:

“Is this market healthy in the long run?”

Price above 200 MA → long-term strength

Price below 200 MA → long-term weakness

Think of it as: 🔵 The market’s long-term direction

🔁 Why 50 MA & 200 MA Matter Together

When you use both, you see two stories at once:

Short-term behavior (50 MA)

Long-term structure (200 MA)

This helps you avoid bad trades.

🚦 MA Crossovers (Explained Clearly)

✅ Bullish Crossover (Good Sign)

50 MA crosses above 200 MA

Recent price is stronger than long-term price

📈 This often means:

The market is turning upward

❌ Bearish Crossover (Warning Sign)

50 MA crosses below 200 MA

Recent price is weaker than long-term price

📉 This often means:

The market is losing strength

⚠️ It’s a signal, not a guarantee.

🧭 How Beginners Should Use MA (Golden Rules)

✔ Use MA to confirm trend, not predict

✔ Trade with the direction of MA

✔ Avoid trading when price is stuck between MAs

✔ Combine MA with support & resistance (which you already learned)

🧠 Simple Way to Remember

50 MA = short-term average price

200 MA = long-term average price

Cross = change in strength

Direction = more important than entry

If you follow this: 👉 You reduce confusion

👉 You stop guessing

👉 You trade calmer

🚀 Challenge Reminder

You’re not chasing profits yet —

you’re building foundations.

Most people skip this step. That’s why most people lose.

👉 Comment “MA” if this finally made sense

👉 Share with a friend who thinks indicators predict the future

Tomorrow, we connect this with real trade examples.

Slow learning today = smart trading tomorrow 💙

#MovingAverages