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Okay, so the user wants a technical analysis of BLURUSDT at the 1-hour timeframe. Let me start by looking at the given data. The current price is 0.069, and I need to consider the EMAs, RSI, MACD, support/resistance levels, and volume trends.

First, the EMA7 is slightly below the EMA25, which suggests a short-term downtrend since the shorter EMA is under the longer one. But the difference is tiny—EMA7 is 0.06929 vs. EMA25 at 0.070, so they're very close. That might mean the trend isn't very strong here. The price itself is just below the EMA7, so maybe there's some short-term resistance near the 7-day average.

Looking at RSI14 at 35.88. Hmm, since that's below 50, it's in oversold territory but not extremely. RSI is 35, which is below 30 would traditionally be considered oversold, but not quite yet. Still, approaching that level might suggest some bearish momentum but potentially nearing an oversold condition which could indicate a possible reversal.

MACD is negative right now (-0.0007), and the MACD line is below the signal line, which usually indicates a bearish signal. However, given the MACD value is very close to zero, the momentum is neutral. The volume has been decreasing, so there's less conviction in the current direction.

Support is at 0.0686, just below the current price of 0.069. Since the price is just above support, breaking that could lead to a drop. Resistance is at 0.076. So the immediate resistance is a bit above current levels.

So for the analysis, the price is near support. With RSI in lower territory, maybe there's a chance of a bounce if support holds. But because the EMAs are so close, it's hard to tell direction for sure. Also, decreasing volume might mean the trend isn't strong.

Long entries could be just above support at 0.068, with a stop below that. But maybe the best entry would be a break above EMA25 (around 0.0701) to confirm strength. That might be a better entry. Alternatively, considering the RSI might mean revert, entering a long near current price or a dip a bit more. But since it's just barely above support, going lower might hit the stop.

Shorts might be taken if it breaks above resistance 0.076, but given that the MACD is weak, maybe shorts aren't the priority here. Maybe a better short would be after a breakout above resistance, but since volume is low, it might not be reliable.

Best spot buy for a long position might be waiting for a bounce from support, so if it holds, entering at 0.068 or even maybe a slight rejection at a higher level. Alternatively, breaking above the EMA25 as a confirmation of reversal.

Wait, but RSI isn't below 30, so oversold isn't hit yet. Maybe the EMA crossing? Since EMA7 is very close to the underlying price, maybe the EMA's crossing over each other would be a signal. Since EMA7 is below EMA25, maybe a golden cross when it goes up might be a signal. But with such small divergence, it might take time.

The resistance is 0.076, which is an area to watch. The price needs to close above that to show strength. Otherwise, it might continue downward. So maybe the best long entry point is if it bounces off support, stays above 0.068, then goes up to hit EMA25. Or even lower, since it's near that, perhaps moving stops below.

But the user is asking for best long/short entry prices. So a long entry could be placed just above the support at 0.068, but maybe on a bounce. Alternatively, since the price is slightly below EMA7 now, maybe entering long when the price moves back above EMA7, considering EMA crossovers. Or if the price breaks resistance, that might be a better entry for long or a reversion? Not sure.

Alternatively, the short entry could be after breaking resistance, since that might indicate a false breakout, but maybe that's too speculative. Alternatively, if the price drops below support, that's a confirmed bearish pattern, so maybe shorting with a stop above resistance. But since the MACD is negative but very small, not confident in a short unless there's more confirmation.

Hmm, perhaps the best long entry is just above support at 0.068, with a stop below 0.068 if it breaks, but that's a risky position because a break through support might lead to a fall. So maybe better to look for a pullback to support and then a reversal signal.

Alternatively, since RSI is at 35.87, if it starts to rise from there, that might be a good entry. Alternatively, if RSI is going lower below 35, maybe a support hold?

The user might also be interested in the volume trend decreasing. Lower volume means less confidence in the current trend. So maybe there's no strong momentum either way.

Putting this all together: The price is struggling at support. If it holds support, a long entry could be at 0.068 or slightly above as a bounce, with a stop below that. Wait, but the current price is already at 0.069, so support is very close. Maybe the long entry point would be if it breaks above EMA25 (0.07), with a stop at 0.068. Alternatively, if it goes above resistance, but that's too far.

Alternatively, the best short entry if the support breaks. If it drops below support, short with target at the previous support or lower. But maybe the support is 0.0686, so the short entry below that at 0.068 for example. But the question is they want advice on long/short entries and best spot buy.

The best spot buy (the recommendation for a purchase now?), might be to hold if near support? But the current price is 0.069, which is just over support. Buying now could be the 'best spot' if thinking it will rebound, but if momentum is down, maybe not.

Alternatively, the best spot buy could be wait for the price to dip closer to support (0.068) and confirm reversal through EMA or RSI. Since the RSI is at 35.88, maybe wait until RSI reaches 30 and then bounce—suggest a spot buy at 0.068 with a rebound. But that's speculative. Alternatively, the nearest resistance is 0.07, so maybe a short entry if it reaches 0.0701 (EMA25) but not sure.

Wait, the user said "best long/short entry prices" so they need specific numbers and a recommendation.

Let me structure this:

Long entries:
- Bounce scenario: if support (0.0686) holds, then a long entry at 0.068 (or a slight pullback here). But if the current price is 0.069, maybe a dip first?
- Alternatively, a breakout above EMA25 (0.0701). So if the price breaks above that, perhaps as a buy above 0.0702, maybe 0.071 with a stop at 0.0686?

Short entries:
- Below support (0.068) with a stop at 0.07. Or maybe a short after a failed move towards resistance? Not sure yet.

Best spot buy price: maybe if the price is near support, the best buy here at 0.068 (support area), but current price is higher. Current price is 0.069, so maybe that's the best possible spot? Unless there's a dip first.

Alternatively, since the price is just above support, the best buy now is 0.069 with a tight stop. But maybe wait for a rebound from support. So perhaps the best buy is near the support level, but the price is already above it. Hmm.

Maybe the answer is to watch the support level and if it holds, take a long position there, with stop under support, but since it's already near support, the best spot buy is 0.069 or wait for a touch of support.

Alternatively, considering MACD is negative but near zero, maybe a positive cross could trigger a better entry.

Wait the MACD line is -0.0007, very close to zero. The signal line is not given, but if the MACD is approaching zero from below, maybe a cross above zero will occur, which could indicate a neutral to bullish reversal. So perhaps when MACD crosses above the signal line or hits zero, that's a better time. But since data given is 1-hour, maybe within the next hour if price bounces.

Putting this together, the best long entry when price bounces off support (0.0686), so ideally at 0.068-0.0685 with a stop below 0.0685, aiming for resistance at 0.076.

The short could be after a break below support, but that's a continuation lower. Otherwise, if it breaks resistance 0.076, that could be a short on pullback, but unlikely with the weak momentum.

So the advice would be:

Long entry: 0.068 to 0.0685 (approaching or at support), with stop below 0.0685. Or perhaps wait for EMA crossovers. Alternatively, since the current price is near support, recommend holding or entering a long position with stop below support, since currently at 0.069 would be a good spot buy if expecting rebound.

Because if you want to buy now (current price is 0.069), you might have to act now if you think it's near support. Otherwise, waiting for a test at 0.0686. But maybe since it's already there, the best spot buy is the current price? Maybe the best spot buy is 0.069 or lower, but the user may be asking for what's good now.

Therefore, the best spot buy is the current price, since it's near support and if support holds, it might rebound. Alternatively, a better price would be at support for better risk/reward.

Long entry: near or at 0.0686 (support), so that's the entry. Stop below there.

Best spot buy: 0.069 now is good if you're bullish, because below support is risky but near support might be a good buy. So recommend 0.068-0.0685 with a stop lower; or the current price.

So putting it all together, maybe advising:

Best long entry is a retest and hold of support (0.0686) with a stop below. Short entry might be after breaking support, but not recommended yet. The best spot price is current price 0.069 as it holds support.

Alternatively, with decreasing volumes, maybe recommend a cautious entry.

Okay, I think I can outline these points in the response.
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- **Long Entry Price**: 0.0680 - 0.0685 (retest of support), with a stop below 0.0686.
- **Short Entry Price**: Below 0.0686 (break of support), but consider this only if bearish momentum confirms.
- **Best Spot Buy**: Current price **0.069**, near support with decreasing volumes. Holds potential for a rebound if 0.0686 stays intact.
- **Triggers**:
- Buy on a bullish candle above EMA25 (0.070) with RSI above 40.
- Short cautiously on a close below 0.0686 with expanding bearish momentum.
- **Wait for**: Confirmations like EMA7 crossing above EMA25, RSI upward turn, or a MACD crossover to zero.

Risk management critical due to low volume.