BTC & ETH DMA Analysis — 111 and 350 Day Moving Averages
The 111 DMA and 350 DMA are two of the most-watched long-horizon trend baselines for major crypto assets. Bare Fakta computes the daily close and each asset's distance from both moving averages for BTC and ETH, then feeds those readings into the mid- and long-term algorithmic signals — no chart-drawing, no discretionary calls.
111 DMA — Mid-term trend
The 111-day moving average tracks the mid-term trajectory. When spot price stretches far above the 111 DMA, the market is historically prone to local tops; when price compresses back toward — or below — it, accumulation zones often emerge. The table on the dashboard shows the exact percentage distance from the 111 DMA for both BTC and ETH so you can compare stretch levels directly.
350 DMA — Long-term trend
The 350-day moving average is one of the most reliable long-term trend baselines in crypto. Bare Fakta uses it as a cycle-position anchor: persistent moves above it suggest bull-cycle conditions; persistent moves below it suggest late-stage capitulation or early-cycle re-accumulation. The distance from 350 DMA is a core input to the long-term algorithmic signal.
Combined 111/350 DMA signal
Cross-overs between the 111 DMA and 350 DMA have historically marked macro-scale shifts in the trend. Bare Fakta surfaces these as part of its long-term algorithmic signal alongside Realized Price and WMA 200, and shows the yesterday close so you can tie each read back to the actual price at the time of the signal.
How to read the DMA table
- Close Price (Yesterday) — the daily close each DMA distance is measured against.
- 111 DMA / 350 DMA — current values of each moving average in USD.
- Distance % — how far above or below the moving average price is trading; the sign tells you which side of the trend you're on.
- Signal — the algorithm's resulting bias, mapped from the combined 111/350 read.
Update cadence
DMA readings refresh once a day at 06:30 UTC, right after the daily close settles. Values are cached in the database so the page loads instantly and stays consistent across the dashboard, the cross-analysis grid, and the decisions history.