1·Take

The caller names a token at slot 0.0, declaring which asset this SMA calculation reads prices for at execution time.

2·Take

A second parameter, window, is declared at slot 1.0 so the caller supplies how many days the average spans.

3·Get current timestamp

Block time is read as Unix seconds, giving the current timestamp the interval alignment below works from.

4·Get interval start

Taking the current timestamp, this returns the start of the day containing it, snapping to a day boundary.

5·Get price

Chainlink is queried for the latest price of the named token in USD, normalized to 18 decimals.

6·Set nested map value

The queried price is written into the nested sma map in socket storage, keyed by the token and the day start, recording today's reading.

7·Set

A variable named day_index is initialized to 0 to serve as the loop counter.

8·Set

Setting a variable total to 0 opens an accumulator for summing prices across the window.

9·Predicate

A loop begins that runs while day_index is less than the window count the caller supplied.

10·Use

Inside the loop, the Get Price Running Total plug is composed to accumulate the per-day price sum.

11·Set

The total variable is assigned the running total returned by that composed plug.

12·Calculate

Advancing the counter, day_index is added to 1.

13·Set

The day_index variable takes that incremented value, moving the loop forward.

14·End block

Closing the loop block returns control to the condition check until day_index reaches the window.

15·Calculate

After the loop, total is divided by the window count to produce the mean price across the window.

16·Bubble

The computed average is surfaced as an output of this plug.

17·Bubble

Today's stored price reading is also surfaced as a second output.