1·Take

Declares a token parameter the caller supplies at execution, feeding the asset whose moving average is being computed.

2·Take

Declares a window parameter the caller supplies, setting how many days the average spans.

3·Get current timestamp

Fetches the current block timestamp as Unix seconds, giving a reference point for today's price sample.

4·Get interval start

Rounds that current timestamp down to the start of the day containing it, producing a day-aligned key for storage.

5·Get price

Reads the latest Chainlink price of the supplied token quoted in USD, normalized to 18 decimals.

6·Set nested map value

Writes that price into the sma nested map in socket storage, keyed by the token and today's day start, recording today's sample.

7·Set

Initializes day_index to 0, the loop counter that will walk backward over the window.

8·Set

Sets total to 0, the running accumulator for summed prices.

9·Predicate

Opens a loop that runs while day_index is less than the window, iterating once per day in the requested span.

10·Use

Composes the Get Price Running Total plug to accumulate the price for the current day of the loop.

11·Set

Assigns total to the value returned by the running total plug, carrying the accumulated sum forward.

12·Calculate

Adds 1 to day_index, advancing the loop counter by one day.

13·Set

Stores the incremented value back into day_index so the next iteration compares against the window.

14·End block

Closes the loop block, ending the per-day accumulation.

15·Calculate

Divides the accumulated total by the window to produce the arithmetic mean price across the span.

16·Bubble

Surfaces that mean as an output, the simple moving average.

17·Bubble

Surfaces the current Chainlink price stored earlier as a second output.