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<think>
Okay, let me start by looking at the price of ACXUSDT at 0.1319. The user provided EMA7 and EMA25 values. The EMA7 is slightly below the current price, around 0.1324, and the EMA25 is higher at 0.1338. That suggests a possible downward movement since the shorter EMA is below the longer one.

The RSI is at 41, which is just below the neutral 50. It's not extremely oversold, but the 40 mark is usually considered near-oversold territory. Maybe there could be support here, so a potential bounce. However, the MACD is negative (-0.001), indicating a bearish signal. So the trend might still be bearish but with some overcorrection.

Looking at support and resistance: nearest support is 0.1307, which is just below the current price. If the price breaks below that, it might drop further. The resistance is at 0.1426, which is a long way up from current levels. But since the price isn't hitting resistance, focus is on support.

Volume trends are decreasing, which usually means less interest, so maybe a consolidation phase or a weak market. Lower volume could mean a potential trend reversal, but not sure. Maybe look for other signals.

For long entries, since the price is near the support level, a bounce might happen there. So a potential long entry around the support, like 0.1307, but wait for confirmation. Maybe set an entry slightly above support if it holds.

For short, if the price breaks below support, but since resistance is high, maybe a short above EMA7? Alternatively, if MACD turns negative more strongly, but the EMA cross and RSI could indicate a short below support. Wait, conflicting here. Need to prioritize.

Best spot buy at support if it holds. So when price tests support (0.1307) and bounces, that's a good entry. So long entry near support with a stop below there. Short entry could be if it breaks through support, but that's a riskier trade.

Wait, RSI is near 40. Maybe the oversold isn't too bad. If RSI goes lower under 30, then more confirmation. So maybe entries on a bounce from support, since RSI might not be low enough yet. Alternatively, wait for RSI to hit 30 for a better oversold.

Alternatively, if price holds EMA7, then maybe. But EMA7 is below current price, so price is below EMA7? Let's see: current price is 0.1319, EMA7 is 0.1324. Wait, actually, wait, the EMA7 is 0.132384 (~0.1324) which is just slightly above the current price? Wait no, price is 0.1319, so EMA7 is actually higher than price? Wait 0.13238 vs 0.1319: the EMA7 is at 0.1324, which is a bit higher. So price is just below EMA7, but above EMA25 (no, EMA25 is 0.1338, higher than both, so price is below both EMA7 and EMA25? Wait, no. Wait, price is 0.1319, which is lower than EMA7 (0.1324) and EMA25 (0.1338). So price is below both EMAs. That suggests a downtrend since both moving averages are above the price.

Wait, EMA7 is below EMA25? The EMA25 is higher. So EMAs are in a "death cross" if EMA7 crossed below EMA25. That would be bearish. Current EMAs: EMA7 (0.1324) is under EMA25 (0.1338), so death cross, confirming the downtrend.

The resistance is high, so the next target for short might be down, but need to see if price breaks support. The RSI is 41, not oversold (30 is typically oversold), so maybe the trend will continue down until RSI hits lower. The MACD is negative, so confirming bearish momentum.

Therefore, the best short entry might be near current price (0.1319) if it can't hold, but perhaps wait for a bounce up to touch EMA7 (0.1224?) then drop again. Or maybe a retest of the EMA lines.

Wait, if price is under both EMAs, and MACD negative, then bearish. So short entry could be at the nearest EMA7 resistance level, but with price already below, maybe a short at current price, but maybe wait for a pullback to EMAs and then retest of lower support before shorting.

Alternatively, if price tries to go lower from here, testing support: 0.1307. If support holds, maybe a bounce back? RSI at 41 is moderate, not sure. Alternatively, if support breaks, then down to lower levels.

So best long entry if support holds. Let's see, user asks for Long/Short entries. So for long entry, wait for a pullback to support (0.1307) and if it holds, then go long with stop below support. The entry around 0.1307 to 0.131. Target the resistance above, maybe EMA25 at 0.1338 or higher.

For short entry, if support breaks and price drops below 0.1307, then entry would be below that, with stop above recent highs. But the current short entry might not be ideal unless the price is at resistance. Otherwise, maybe the price is already at support, so shorts are risky here unless it breaks through.

Alternatively, since price is at support, maybe it's a better long entry here. Maybe the best long entry is near support (0.1307) or just above it once confirmed. Then short entry if it breaks support and tests lower.

Looking at the Average Volume decreasing, which means less momentum. So maybe a consolidation. If volume decreases on lower highs, it's bearish. However, if it starts bouncing on lower resistance, but not sure.

Hmm, best spot buy would be waiting for price to test support and hold. Maybe when price reaches support 0.1307, and if it doesn't drop below, then buy there. The entry could be around 0.1307-0.131. If it breaks support, not safe anymore, so stop loss would be below 0.1307.

Alternatively, if the price comes back to EMA7 at 0.1324, that's another resistance. Wait, but the price is below EMA7 (since EMA7 is higher at 0.1324). Wait the price is 0.1319, so close to support, but very near to EMA7 but below it. Maybe a cross upwards?

Wait maybe I made an error: current price is 0.1319, EMA7 is 0.1324, so the price is slightly below EMA7. So EMA7 is acting as resistance. So if price bounces off support (0.1307) up to EMA7, then EMA7 is a test. So maybe the best long entry would be if price rallies back to EMA7 (0.1324) but with lower volume? But volume is already decreasing. Hmm.

Alternatively, in a downtrend, maybe not to go long unless there's a strong signal. Short might be better here. If the support is broken, go short. Otherwise, the short entry would be after a confirmed breakout below support. Because if support holds, it could reverse.

Best spot buy is probably around support level (0.1307). But need to wait for confirmation before entry.

For advice, maybe the best long entry is between 0.1307 and 0.132, with target above EMA7 (0.1324) maybe. Short entry could be if support breaks to 0.1302 or lower, with target downward.

So to structure the answers: the user wants Long entry price, Short entry price, best buy spot.

Given the RSI is at 40, which is near oversold, but not yet. Maybe wait for RSI to drop further into 30 for a stronger entry. But the EMAs are bearish.

Alternatively, combining all:

Best long entry when the price tests support and the RSI dips to 30, and maybe a bullish candlestick reversal or volume pickup.

Wait but maybe best long entry is support 0.1307, with stop just below. But since price is already there, perhaps that's the buy spot. Wait the price is at 0.1319: support is 0.1307, so the current price is slightly above support. Wait, current price is 0.1319 (support is 0.1307), so it's 0.0012 above support. So still above support. So if it drops to near 0.1307, which is support, that's the entry. But maybe a better entry if support holds, then buy near there.

Best Short entry would be if price breaks below support, or when it fails to recover from a higher high?

Wait, best short would be perhaps if price closes below support, which is a bearish sign. So the entry would be just below support, maybe 0.1305, but that's aggressive. Alternatively, the short entry when EMA and price confirm a downtrend continuation.

Alternatively, considering the MACD is negative, and RSI at 41, maybe the downtrend is still in play, so short entry could be if there's a short squeeze, for example, if price goes up to touch EMA25 (0.1338) and then sell, but not sure. Alternatively, if there's a pullback to 0.1338, short there, but since that's resistance, maybe not.

Hmm, conflicting indicators. Since price is close to support, maybe the best play is a long when it holds. The advice would likely be to look for a bounce at support before going long, or short if it breaks.

The user might be looking for entries based on current data without waiting for signals.

So putting together:

Long entry: Support at 0.131 (near 0.1307). Perhaps set to enter on break of support (if no), but better when testing support. But since the price is hovering there, wait for bounces: the entry could be at 0.131, with target towards EMA7 (0.132), then EMA25.

Alternatively, given the EMAs are bearish, the best short entry could be if price bounces back to EMA25 (which is higher) and then rejects, but that's a bit far.

Alternatively, the best spot to buy right now is at the current price (0.1319), but given the support is close, maybe wait until it reaches 0.132 or so to take a small position? Not sure.

Alternatively, the best buy is at support which is close by, so 0.1307 is key.

Putting it all together, the long entry on support bounce, short if support is broken, or short entry on a rebound to EMA lines.

Wait, perhaps the answer is: best long entry just above support, so 0.13, maybe between 0.131 (0.13 x). The best spot buy is perhaps near 0.13, and long entry at support (0.1307) with a stop below, and short entry when price drops below support.

Alternatively, given price is near EMA7 now? Wait the EMA7 is 0.1324, so if price bounces from support back up to EMA7, that's a potential resistance, so not ideal for long.

Maybe the best long entries would be at support level, support is 0.1307, so when price nears there. The best spot buy maybe between 0.1307 and current spot, but since it's near support, buying at support would be better.

So maybe the best long entry is 0.131, support is 0.1307, so entry around there, looking for a bounce.

The short entry is a bit harder. Maybe to short at EMA7 resistance (0.1324) and set a stop above, but price is below that already, not sure. Alternatively, if it bounces to EMA25, which is 0.1338, then short there.

Alternatively, given the trend is down, shorts could enter near resistance (EMA25) but given price is below both EMAs, perhaps a short entry on a retest of the EMA25?

Hmm, perhaps the MACD line is below the signal line, confirming downtrend. The MACD value is -0.001, which is very close to zero, maybe forming a death cross, which is bearish.

Taking all into account, the best spot to buy (since it's near support, which might hold) is at or near resistance of support. The support is the key, so buying near the support at 0.1307 would be the best entry, perhaps with a stop below.

The long entry prices when support holds. So:

Best long: between 0.1307 and 0.1315 (near support) with stop below support.

Short entry if it breaks support (below 0.1307, so entry slightly below, with stop above support. But that's high risk.

Alternatively, to enter short if price bounces back, but currently price is at support, so better to wait for test of support and see.

Alternatively, the long entry could be when price drops to 0.1305, so buy on support. The best buy recommendation is now if support holds, maybe a pullback to test support, so enter around 0.131 (near current price) if support holds.

Alternatively, the long entry is at support, which is near current price. Since price is just slightly above support, the best buy may be around current price and down to support.

Hmm, perhaps the user wants exact numbers.

Finalizing:

Long position: When price reaches support (0.1307), enter long, stop below, target at next resistance (EMA7 or EMA25). The entry price maybe between 0.1307 to 0.131.

Short position could be if there's a rebound to a higher level, but given current situation, maybe not as good. Alternatively, if price moves above EMA7 (0.1324), which is resistance, that could trigger a short with target lower. But not sure.

Alternatively, given the MACD is slightly negative, maybe shorts can enter at current price, expecting further decline.

Alternatively, the best long entry at support (0.1307), and short entry at resistance (EMA7 or EMA25, which is higher).

So putting it all together, perhaps for Long entry: around 0.1307 to 0.1310, stop-loss below support. Short entry: if price breaks down, maybe when it breaches support, but the entry is below 0.1307. Since current price is just above support, maybe best buy is at or near support, setting up a long.

Final advice would be to enter a long when support holds (at 0.1307), and short if it breaks support.

So I'll format that into the answer accordingly.
</think>

**Long Entry:** Enter long on a retracement back to **0.1307 (support)**, or retest of EMA7 (0.1324) if volume expands. **Stop-loss** below **0.1305**.

**Short Entry:** If price **breaks below 0.1307**, close the gap, and volume confirms downside, go short with a stop above the recent low.

**Best Spot Buy:** **0.1307–0.131** if support holds (rebound with bullish candle/stick).

**Key Resistance for Long Targets**: EMA7 (0.1324) → Resistance (0.1426).

**Advisory**: Confirm support holds before long entries; short only on confirmed breakdown below support (higher risk). Monitor RSI for oversold (≤30) extension for stronger long setups. Avoid bullish signals unless EMAs cross back (EMA7 > EMA25).

**Take Profits (Long)**: 0.1324 (EMA7), 0.1338 (EMA25).

*Note: Decreasing volume reduces volatility, prioritize support/resistance levels for entries.*