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200-Week SMA

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In plain English

A moving average is the typical price over a window. This one uses about 3.8 years of weekly closes — roughly one bitcoin halving era — so it is slow on purpose.

In past winters, price often sank toward this line and then bounced. That is a habit in the history, not a law. The lower pane is percent above or below the average: negative means price is cheaper than its long-run weekly mean.

Math and metrics

Weekly closes from the collector. Simple mean, not EMA. Nominal USD, no inflation adjustment.

MA_t = mean(last 200 weekly closes). distance% = (usd_t / MA_t − 1)·100.

Zones on the oscillator: <0% at/under the floor, 0–50% near, 50–150% mid, 150–400% stretched, >400% euphoria. The MA keeps rising into a new bear while old low weeks roll off.