Indicators dashboard

Bitcoin market indicators

Daily BTC/USD data with trend, momentum, and risk indicators computed from the same series. Live data via Binance, refreshed Thu, 03 Sep 2026 23:28:57 GMT.

Price (BTC/USD)

$81,212

+5.01% over 24h · +1.20% over 7 days

RSI (14)

72.9

200-day MA $69,603 · Above 70 — conventionally overbought territory

Trend (SMA 50 / 200)

Bearish

50-day $68,497 vs 200-day $69,603

Volatility (30d, ann.)

45.3%

50-day MA $68,497 · 52-week range $58,625 – $106,011

Market Cap

Price × circulating supply — a scale measure, not invested cash

24h Volume

$1.56B

Dollar value traded; confirms or questions price moves

30-Day Change

+26.68%

Current price versus the close 30 days ago

SMA 20

$74,794

Short-term average — price above it suggests near-term strength

BTC/USD price with 50-day SMA

Daily closes · orange line = price · dashed line = 50-day simple moving average

RSI (14) — last 90 days

Momentum oscillator, 0–100. Bands at 70 (overbought) and 30 (oversold) are conventional reference levels, not automatic signals.

How to read this dashboard

01

Start with trend

Compare the price to the 50-day and 200-day averages. Price above rising averages indicates an established uptrend; below falling averages, a downtrend.

02

Check momentum

Read the RSI. Above 70 means recent gains dominate — stretched, not necessarily finished. Below 30 means losses dominate. Inside the band, momentum is balanced.

03

Size the risk

Look at annualized volatility and the 52-week range. They tell you how large normal swings are, which matters more for planning than any directional view.

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