EMA 9 Crossed Above EMA 21 · Plain

What is EMA?

There are two lines in the panel: EMA 9 (fast) and EMA 21 (slow). The fast one reacts to price more quickly; the slow one changes direction later. Their crossing is the moment the short-term average passes the long-term one — the opening between them is called the gap.

How do you use it?

It opens an entry on its own; it is this indicator's earliest and most signal-producing form — it fires often in sideways markets. To reduce signals, add a filter beside it: RSI level, VWAP gate, ADX strength or the BTC gate.

Which settings does it read?

The only box read is the Crossover Window (currently 1): how many candles back the crossover still counts. 1 = exactly on this candle. The strength box is not read in this condition — whatever you type changes nothing.

Does this condition close the position?

It only approves the entry; even if the condition breaks after the position opens, it doesn't close it. What closes it is your choice: if Profit Lock is on, PNL tracking takes over (while it's on, the Trailing Stop, Take Profit Net, Limit Take Profit Net boxes are locked); if it's off, the numbers you entered in these three are placed as orders on Binance and the position closes from there. DCA Rescuer and Liquidation Shield kick in under their own conditions; and you can always close from the panel with CLOSE or manually from Binance.

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