EMA crossover alerts
Get a message when a fast EMA crosses a slow one, such as the 50 and 200 golden or death cross, or when price crosses a single EMA, on the timeframe you trade. It counts a cross only once its candle has closed.
- Timeframes
- 1m to 4h
- Exchanges
- 6
- Checked
- Every minute
- Price
- Free
Set an EMA crossover alert
The form you get in the app: pick the coin and the timeframe, choose two EMAs or price against one, set the lengths or press a common pair, and the direction. The Market view draws both EMAs as the alert reads them.
EMA alerts
Get notified on EMA crosses (golden/death) or when price crosses an EMA.
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Market view
BTC / USDT · Binance Spot · 1h
- EMA(50) vs EMA(200)
- −2.16%last closed candle
- EMA(50)
- 74,240.23USDT
- EMA(200)
- 75,878.33USDT
- EMA(50)
- EMA(200)
The alert checks once a minute, on the last closed 1-hour candle. The candle still forming can change until it closes, so it doesn’t count until then. EMA(50) and EMA(200) are computed on the newest 600 candles, as the alert does, so they can differ slightly from a long-history chart; past crosses are replayed on each candle's final close.
Last candle closed 12:00 UTC
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Trigger
Now EMA(50) vs EMA(200) −2.16% · last closed candle
Delivery
Fires once per cross, only when it occurs on a newly-closed candle.
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Notify me by email when EMA(50) crosses above EMA(200) (golden cross) for BTCUSDT on Binance Spot on the 1h timeframe.
EMA bullish cross: BTCUSDT on Binance (1h)
EMA(50) crossed above EMA(200) (golden cross)
Timeframe 1h
Just now · via Email
An illustration of the message format, not a live alert.
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Market view
BTC / USDT · Binance Spot · 1h
- EMA(50) vs EMA(200)
- −2.16%last closed candle
- EMA(50)
- 74,240.23USDT
- EMA(200)
- 75,878.33USDT
- EMA(50)
- EMA(200)
The alert checks once a minute, on the last closed 1-hour candle. The candle still forming can change until it closes, so it doesn’t count until then. EMA(50) and EMA(200) are computed on the newest 600 candles, as the alert does, so they can differ slightly from a long-history chart; past crosses are replayed on each candle's final close.
Last candle closed 12:00 UTC
Charts by TradingView Lightweight Charts™
The in-app builder with the settings it opens on. The candles, the two EMAs and the reading beside the trigger are a live read of the last 120 closed 1-hour candles of BTC/USDT on Binance.
What fires a EMA alert
The check runs every minute on the newest closed candle of your timeframe. A candle still forming never counts.
EMA × EMA cross ▲ Bullish (golden cross)
The fast EMA minus the slow EMA was at or below zero on the previous closed candle and is above zero on the newest one.
EMA × EMA cross ▼ Bearish (death cross)
The fast EMA minus the slow EMA was at or above zero on the previous closed candle and is below zero on the newest one.
Price × EMA ▲ Bullish
The close minus the EMA was at or below zero on the previous closed candle and is above zero on the newest one.
Price × EMA ▼ Bearish
The close minus the EMA was at or above zero on the previous closed candle and is below zero on the newest one.
Settings
- Fast and slow EMA
- Any whole numbers from 1 to 400, the fast one smaller. Default 50 and 200
- Common pairs
- 9 × 21, 20 × 50, 50 × 200
- Price × EMA
- One EMA from 1 to 400. Default 50; common periods 9, 21, 50, 100, 200
- Timeframe
- 1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h or 4h. Default 1h
The message, and when it comes again
It fires once per cross, at most once per candle, and only on candles that close after you create it. The message names the cross; it carries no price or EMA value.
Turn on Disable after first trigger for a one-time alert: it fires once, then turns itself off. To watch every coin on an exchange, or the coins in your watchlists, use the EMA scanner in Scan All Coins.
EMA bullish cross: BTCUSDT on Binance (1h)
- Signal
- EMA(50) crossed above EMA(200) (golden cross)
- Timeframe
- 1h
By email, push notification, Telegram, Discord, Slack or webhook, the channel you pick.
EMA crossover alerts FAQ
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What is a golden cross and a death cross?
A golden cross is the 50-period average crossing above the 200-period one; a death cross is the 50 crossing below it. The alert opens on 50 and 200 as exponential averages, and you can set any other pair from 1 to 400.
Can I get an alert when price crosses an EMA?
Yes. Choose Price × EMA and set the period, such as 50 or 200. It fires when a candle closes on the other side of that EMA from the candle before it.
Are the averages EMAs or SMAs?
Exponential. Each EMA is started from a simple average of its first candles and computed on closes, the way the alert's own check computes it.
Which timeframes and exchanges can a EMA alert use?
1m, 3m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h or 4h, on Binance Spot, Binance Futures, OKX Futures, Bybit Futures, Gate.io Futures or HTX Futures. Each alert reads the candles of the one market you pick.
Can one EMA alert watch many coins?
A EMA alert watches one coin. To watch every coin on an exchange, or the coins in your watchlists, use the EMA scanner under Scan All Coins.
Are EMA alerts free?
Yes. The free plan includes EMA alerts, with 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day across all of them, by email, push notification, Telegram, Discord, Slack or webhook. No card is needed.
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