Convex Finance (CVX) is trading around $1.4550 on the 1d timeframe. Its 50 EMA sits at $1.9788 and its 200 EMA at $1.8890, so the moving-average structure is bullish — the 50 EMA is above the 200 EMA (golden-cross territory). Price is below the 50 EMA (-36.0%) and below the 200 EMA (-29.83%). In an uptrend the 50 EMA often acts as dynamic support; in a downtrend, as dynamic resistance. These values recompute continuously — open the live EMA scanner for the up-to-the-minute structure across every timeframe.
Open the live EMA scanner →| Metric | Value | Price vs. EMA |
|---|---|---|
| 50 EMA | $1.9788 | -36.0% |
| 200 EMA | $1.8890 | -29.83% |
| Structure | Golden-cross (bullish) | |
| TF | 50 EMA | 200 EMA | Structure | Recent cross |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1d | $1.9788 | $1.8890 | Golden-cross (bullish) | — |
| 4h | $1.7089 | $1.9482 | Death-cross (bearish) | — |
| 1w | $1.9716 | $4.5655 | Death-cross (bearish) | — |
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On the 1d timeframe, Convex Finance (CVX) is currently in a golden cross (the 50 EMA above the 200 EMA, bullish), with the 50 EMA at $1.9788 and the 200 EMA at $1.8890.
CVX's 50-period EMA on the 1d timeframe is around $1.9788; price is currently -36.0% from it.
CVX is currently below its 200 EMA ($1.8890), about 29.83% below.
A golden cross is when a shorter moving average (here the 50 EMA) crosses above a longer one (the 200 EMA), often read as a bullish momentum shift. The opposite — the 50 crossing below the 200 — is a death cross.