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<think>
Okay, let me start by looking at the given data for DOTUSDT. The price is currently at 4.683. The EMA7 is slightly above the EMA25, which means there's short-term bullish momentum. The EMA7 is at 4.667 and the EMA25 at 4.519, so the price is above both, indicating a possible upward trend.

The RSI is 71.99, which is above 70, signaling overbought territory. However, if the price continues up despite the RSI, there could be a false signal, but usually, it suggests a potential pullback.

MACD is positive at 0.11, and the MACD line being above the signal line might indicate ongoing bullish momentum. But with the RSI overbought, maybe there's a divergence here to watch. The resistance level is at 4.763, which is close to the current price. If the price breaks that, a short-term rally might continue.

The support is at 3.823, which is quite far down, so maybe there are key supports in between I should consider. Since the average volume is increasing, that shows stronger buying interest, which supports the upward move on increasing volume, which is positive.

For long entries, if I'm looking to go long, maybe wait for a pullback to the EMA7 level. But since price is close to resistance, maybe entering after a breakout above 4.763? But the RSI being overbought might make that risky, so alternatively, maybe a retracement to support levels.

Alternatively, considering the short side: the RSI overbought suggests a correction; if it hits resistance 4.763, maybe short there with a stop above, but with the EMA support still holding, perhaps not.

Wait, the EMA7 is near current price: 4.683 vs EMA7 4.667, so very close. If it pulls back to EMA7, that could be a buying opportunity. The short entry might be below the EMA25 support, if it starts to drop below, say, near EMA25, or down past recent lows.

Alternative idea: Given the Volume Trend is increasing, which supports the current trend. The support for short is around the EMA25 at 4.519. So maybe a possible short entry around there, with stop above EMA7?

Wait, the current price is above both EMAs, and the MACD is positive. So the momentum is still bullish, but RSI is overbought. Maybe the best long entry is to wait a breakout above 4.763 resistance, but with caution because of overbought RSI. Alternatively, a better entry if there's a dip to the EMA lines (EMA7 or EMA25).

Alternatively, if the price can't break resistance and starts to reverse, a short entry could be when the price drops back below EMA7, but then need to see the support levels.

Hmm, the support mentioned is 3.823, but that's very far, so perhaps there's closer supports like EMA25 (4.519) or maybe the previous swing low? The user might not mention all support levels, so better to rely on EMAs.

So putting this together:

Long entry: If the price breaks 4.763, maybe with a stop under recent lows. But because of overbought RSI, an alternative is if there's a retracement to EMA25 (4.519) or maybe EMA7 (4.667). Since EMA25 is lower, hitting that might be a better long entry with lower risk.

Short entry: Maybe wait for a rejection at resistance (e.g., candle closes below the resistance level failure), or drop below EMA7, and set a stop above the recent high. But with increasing volume and bullish trend, shorting into the trend needs caution. Alternatively, resistance at 4.763: if it bounces and then MACD turns lower, that might be a sell signal.

Best spot buy price: The EMA25 at 4.519 would be an ideal buy if it's tested, but currently it's above that. Alternatively, a retest of EMA25 after breaking resistance could offer a pullback to buy.

Alternatively, since the price is at 4.68, near resistance, maybe not an ideal buy now, wait for dip to EMA25. But if it breaks resistance, then next target could be higher.

Wait, the average volume increasing suggests strength, so breaking resistance might be valid, but the RSI is overbought. So maybe suggest a cautious approach: if it breaks 4.763, long there with a tight stop, but perhaps target just above that? Alternatively, a better entry on a retrace to EMA25 (4.519) is safer.

Short entry: Maybe if the trend reverses and closes below EMA25, with a stop above resistance? Or a bearish candle on rejection after hitting resistance, then wait for a drop below EMA7.

Hmm, but since the user is asking for the best long/short prices:

Long entry: The price is approaching resistance, so maybe not immediately, but a break above resistance (4.763) could be a long entry, but considering RSI overbought, maybe wait for a quick bounce higher beyond 4.763. Alternatively, the best buy price is at EMA25 (4.519), but that's below current price, so not possible, so maybe the EMA7 level again. Maybe next support is EMA25, so if price retreats to there, buy with a stop. But the current close is above EMA7, so a retest?

Alternatively, a pullback to EMA25 could be an entry point if the breakout is strong.

Wait the best short entry price would be maybe if it breaks resistance first and then fails, leading to a drop, but maybe if it can't break resistance, then down to EMA25 as a support, but not sure.

Alternatively, given RSI overbought, if the price can't break resistance, then a short could be entered on rejection here, so short entry at resistance (4.763, with a stop above that (like 4.80), aiming for a drop to EMA25 or lower support.

But maybe the best long entry is a break above 4.763, with a stop below recent low, and best short entry is a close below EMA7 (4.667). The current price is above that, so perhaps a short entry when it drops back to EMA7 or under?

Alternatively, given the bullish trend, shorting is riskier, so maybe best entry for shorts is below EMA25, which is support.

Hmm, the user asks for best long/short entry prices (and a buy price). Let's structure it step by step.

RSI is overbought (above 70), which can go higher, but may also prompt a pullback. MACD positive, ema7 above 25: positive momentum.

Possible scenarios: the price could pull back to test EMA25 (4.519) or EMA7 before continuing up, or continue up to test the resistance 4.763.

Best long: if it breaks 4.763, entry there or pullback to EMA lines on retreat. Since a break of resistance may be a strong signal. Maybe best long entry is at resistance breakout (4.763-4.80, pending above that. The best spot buy price now could be currently near resistance, cautious, but maybe wait for pullback to 4.66 (EMA7) for a better entry.

Short: since RSI is high, maybe short around resistance if price can't hold, but that's more of a reversal. Alternatively, when price drops below EMA25, which is 4.519, or perhaps if the trend line breaks, but currently it's a bullish trend, so short could be risky unless there's a clear signal like a reversal candle at resistance.

Alternatively, support levels: so possible best short entries only if there's a bearish reversal, which could be at resistance 4.763 failing, then short on a breakdown below EMA7.

Best buy (spot buy) might be if it's testing EMA25, but currently overbought, so maybe not. Alternatively, if there's a sharp drop from 4.68 to 4.65, maybe buy there? Or wait for the pullback to the EMA25 before pulling back, but that's lower.

Alternatively, given the current situation, if I have to pick based on current price (4.68):

Maybe the best long entries on a retest of recent support or EMA lines. The best long would be if closes above 4.763 (resistance) then look for confirmation and enter the next day, but maybe during the 1h timeframe, if the next candle closes above then buy, with a stop below 4.68?

Alternatively, if price is near resistance, but overbought, then maybe a short below key support (likeEMA7 or EMA25). Wait, with RSI high, selling could trigger if RSI comes down.

Alternatively, the best short entry could be if the price breaks below the EMA25 (4.519), but that's lower.

Hmm maybe the best long entry is above 4.763, but that's a tight stop, so could set a pending buy order there, but better support at the break, or a pullback to EMA7. For shorts, maybe not advisable unless there's a bearish signal.

Alternatively, given the data, the short entry is when the price drops below EMA25, which is 4.519, hence best short entry would be below that with a stop above EMA7. Alternatively, if the price falls to EMA25, then short there.

Alternatively the best buy price now is around EMA25 but we're at higher price, so wait for re-entry. So, possible entry on EMA25 level, but the current spot buy (now) is uncertain because overbought. Maybe best buy on a dip to EMA7, which is at 4.667. Since current price is slightly above EMA7, a pullback to that level could offer a better buy point. So suggest spot buy if price drops to EMA7, say 4.65-4.66, with a stop under 4.61 maybe?

Alternatively, immediate spot buy price: if you want to go long immediately, but RSI is high, so maybe not ideal. So to confirm a long, need a break of resistance. Otherwise, better to wait for a dip.

Putting together, the user's question wants immediate suggestions. Let me structure the answer:

Considering the price near resistance and RSI high, suggesting potential overbought, caution is needed.

Best long entry: a breakout above 4.763 resistance. However, safer might be a pullback to EMA7 (4.667), which is slightly below current price, so maybe entry near there.

Best short entry could be if price fails to stay above resistance, and breaks a support like EMA7, with stop above 4.763, target lower.

So, compiling:

- Short entry price would be on a break below EMA25 or EMA if trend reverses

- Long on pullback to EMA25, so perhaps:

Best Long Entry: On a pullback to EMA25 (~4.519, pending order) with stop above 4.5, or if near there. But since currently it's at 4.68, maybe another support to watch between. Alternatively, EMA7 at 4.667 is near.

So maybe:

Long entry: If there's a retracement to EMA25, but maybe EMA7 (4.667) is better. Wait for a dip below EMA7 and bounce to buy, or wait for a strong breakout above resistance?

Hmm, maybe best long entry when price bounces off EMAs if it dips.

Alternatively, given the data:

Best Long Entry Price: 4.60-4.65 (EMA7 area) with stop below 4.6.

Best Short Entry Price: If price breaks EMA25 (4.519), consider a short entry with stop above 4.55? Not sure, but need to calculate.

Wait the user wants best prices now, so based on current situation where price is at 4.68, RSI overbought, maybe:

Long entry could be around 4.70-4.76 if the resistance is broken, but might be a false signal. Alternatively, if it retreats to EMA25, but that's too big.

Alternatively, the best entry points are:

Long: When the price retraces to EMA25 (4.519) or EMA7, so long entry at EMA lines with stop below; but current price is higher. Since EMA25 is around 4.5, not sure.

Alternatively, let's structure the answer considering current price:

Price: 4.68. Resistance 4.763

Suggest long entry maybe on a pullback to the last swing low, but in current data, maybe support near EMA25 (4.5), which might be too far.

Alternatively, perhaps the best long buy is a retest of EMA7, current EMA7 is near 4.66; since price is 4.68, if it dips to EMA7, then buy.

So for best buy price for spot, maybe 4.66-4.67 area.

Best short might be after failure to break resistance: if price breaks support below EMA25, which is a lower level, but maybe on a rejection from resistance, short at 4.763 if it doesn't break, but if it does, maybe not.

Alternatively, best short entry at current price? Probably not ideal, since trend is still up.

Hmm, the user probably wants the current best entries.

Perhaps best long entry: if it pulls back to EMA7 (~4.66-4.68? Close) and holds support there, entry there. So when it dips to EMA lines.

Alternatively, the best buy price for entering soon is around 4.65.

Alternatively, if price breaks resistance, a long entry at 4.76, needing a close above for confirmation.

But RSI overbought is the key issue.

The answer must be brief, so compiling:

Long entry: 4.65-4.67 (EMA7) with stop below, or wait for above 4.763 (resistance) with stop under that.

Best long entry on pullback to 4.66 and then up again?

Best short entry: below EMA25 (4.52), or if RSI is overbought and price fails to hold resistance, shorting at 4.763 failure.

Alternatively, short entry if EMA7 breaks, say below EMAs.

Wait, to sum up:

User wants best long/short entries based on given indicators.

Based on:

- Price at 4.68, near resistance (4.76), RSI is overbought (72), so maybe not to buy here.

Thus, best buy point is on a retracement. So EMA7 (4.667) if it pulls back there.

Best long entry price: 4.67 (EMA7)

Best short entry: if prices retrace more than that or breaks EMA lines.

Alternatively, if price is approaching resistance, the best buy is pending buy order above 4.76, but RSI high makes it risky. So better to wait for pullback to buy.

Therefore, the best long entry is at EMA7 level (4.66-4.67) as support if corrected.

Best short entry is maybe not advisable unless a bearish signal occurs.

Alternatively, the best short would when price drops, say breaking EMA25 (4.519), but currently it's above.

Best buy on a potential rejection from RSI, so maybe current level is not a spot buy; the best is a pullback to key supports like EMA25 or EMA7.

Thus, the advice would probably be:

- Buy on a pullback to EMA7 or EMA25 (so price levels 4.67 or 4.52).

- Short entry on a break below EMA25, but not now.

But since the user asks for the "best long/short entry prices", so:

Best Long Entry: 4.66-4.68 (EMA7) or if drops to EMA25 (4.51), entry there.

Best Short Entry Price: If breaks EMA25 (below 4.52) or below EMA7?

Alternatively, since RSI is high, short might be better if resistance is hit and reverses.

This is a bit tricky, but I think the EMA7 is key support here, so long entry on a drop to EMA7 or slightly below.

So final answer should list these.

The best long entry on a pullback to EMA7 at 4.66, and best short might be below 4.51. So the answer should list numbers.
</think>

**Long Entry**: Optimal buying on a pullback to EMA7 (4.66/4.65) with stop below 4.60.
**Short Entry**: Below EMA25 (4.52) with stop above 4.53.

**Best Spot Buy**: Wait for a retest of EMA7 (~4.66).17) - consider this as a best buy level if volatility declines. Current overbought RSI (72) suggests cautious buying on dips.

*Stop levels and volume trends (increasing) indicate strong buying pressure for now. Monitor EMA25 for trend validity.*