Plasma (XPL) Moving Averages
The 20, 50, 100 and 200-day moving averages of Plasma on Binance spot XPLUSDT, simple (SMA) and exponential (EMA), how far the price is from each and the latest golden or death cross of the 50 and 200-day SMA.
Plasma last traded at 0.07805 USDT, 15.4% below its 200-day simple moving average of 0.09227. The 200-day average is falling: -1.40% over the last 30 days. The 50-day average has stayed below the 200-day since both were first defined.
Plasma moving averages
closed UTC days to 18 Oct 2026 · distance of the price 0.07805| Period | SMA | Price vs SMA | EMA | Price vs EMA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-day | 0.08784 | 11.1% below | 0.08630 | 9.6% below |
| 50-day | 0.09007 | 13.3% below | 0.08857 | 11.9% below |
| 100-day | 0.08648 | 9.8% below | 0.08990 | 13.2% below |
| 200-day | 0.09227 | 15.4% below | 0.1123 | 30.5% below |
Plasma price with the 50 and 200-day SMA
19 Oct 2025 – 18 Oct 2026 · linear · CSVDaily close 50-day SMA 200-day SMA golden / death cross
How to read it. Each SMA is the mean of the last n closed daily closes; each EMA weights recent closes by 2 / (n + 1), starting from the SMA of its first n closes. A golden cross is the day the 50-day SMA closes above the 200-day SMA, a death cross the reverse. The CSV has every closed day since 25 Sep 2025.
Source: Binance spot XPLUSDT daily candles (public API), refreshed every few hours. Not financial advice.
Plasma moving average FAQ
What is Plasma's 200-day moving average?
0.09227 USDT: the average of the last 200 daily closes of Binance spot XPLUSDT to 18 Oct 2026. The latest price is 15.4% below it.
What is the difference between the SMA and the EMA?
The simple moving average (SMA) is the plain mean of the last n daily closes. The exponential moving average (EMA) weights recent closes more (each day by 2 / (n + 1)), so it turns sooner. The EMA here starts from the SMA of its first n closes.
What are a golden cross and a death cross?
A golden cross is the day the 50-day SMA closes above the 200-day SMA after being below it; a death cross is the reverse. They describe the trend after the fact and are not a forecast. Nothing here is financial advice.
Which prices are used?
Daily closes (UTC) of the coin's USDT market on Binance spot. The averages and crosses use closed days only and change once a day; the distance compares them with the latest trade. The moving-average screener applies 20 and 50-candle averages to perpetual futures on 1h, 4h and daily candles.