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<think>
Okay, let's start by looking at the user's query. They need a technical analysis for GUNUSDT on the 4-hour chart. The price is 0.02913. First, I'll note the indicators provided: EMA7 is above EMA25, which at first glance suggests a bearish trend since the shorter EMA is below the longer one? Wait, no, actually, EMA7 is 0.03046 and EMA25 is 0.03294. Wait, no, actually, when EMA7 is below EMA25, that's typically a bearish signal. So that confirms a downtrend.

Current price is just slightly above the EMA7? Wait, the current price is 0.02913. The EMA7 is 0.0305, so the price is actually below EMA7 now. Wait, that might be a crucial point. So the price is now below both EMA7 and EMA25? Wait, no, EMA25 is higher than EMA7. Let me check again. The price is 0.02913, which is below both EMAs. The EMA7 is 0.0304, so price crossed below the EMA7. That supports a downtrend continuation.

RSI is 26.74, which is below 30. Indicates oversold conditions. MACD is negative, at -0.00157, and since the MACD itself is negative, which is a bearish indicator. Also, usually, the MACD line and signal line might be bearish if they're both negative, but I need more context on their positions relative to each other. The user didn't mention the signal line, so maybe it's just the MACD value.

Support is 0.02877, which is very close to the current price. If the price is near support and RSI is oversold, maybe that's a possible low. The trend is bearish, so maybe a short entry? But near support, there's potential for a bounce, so maybe a short above resistance? Hmm.

The resistance is 0.05045, which is significantly higher. The average volume is decreasing. Lower volume could mean less confidence in downtrend continuation.

So, looking for short entry: maybe if it breaks up to EMA7 (close above EMA7)? Wait, since price is below EMA7, a break above might offer a short entry? Or wait, maybe since it's below MA's, and support is there, a short could be entry at resistance areas?

Alternatively, since it's at support, maybe there's a short covering if it bounces. Wait, but the trend is down, so maybe wait for a bounce to retest support, confirming support holds before going long, but RSI is oversold. Maybe oversold RSI could lead to a bounce, but the trend is down, so maybe the safest is to go short on a bounce?

Alternatively, if price breaks support, it might go lower. But support here is 0.02877, and price is already near that. So if it goes below support, further lower, but support can only hold if not broken.

Hmm, maybe the best long entry is at the support level if there's a bounce. Since it's at support, if price bounces up from support, then a long entry there with a stop below support. But with EMA still below support? Or with the RSI overbought?

Alternatively, given that the price is hitting support, the RSI is very low (26), so maybe a potential buy at support if it holds. But need to consider trend. Since EMA7 is below EMA25, still downward trend, so maybe a long is risky here unless there's a reversal signal. But support might be the entry for a long, with stop loss below that.

For the best short entry: if price rejects support (i.e., breaks through support), but that's dangerous, so maybe enter short as it comes back to resistance of the current level? Wait, perhaps after a bounce off support, like a rejection of the bounce.

Alternatively, if it breaks below support, that might be a stronger downtrend, but entering a short then would be after a breakdown. But those can be volatile.

For a long entry, maybe around the support level (0.02877) with a stop slightly below. Because once it bounces, that could signal short-covering. But need to confirm with candlestick patterns, maybe a hammer or something. But without looking at the chart, relying on indicators:

The EMA7 and 25 are both above the current price. The bearish EMAs plus bearish MACD, and support at 0.02877. Since price is just above support, perhaps the best buy (spot buy) is currently near support, which is a possible entry. But given that the market is oversold, and possibly a short-term bounce.

The user wants advice: best Long/Short entry prices and the best spot buy price.

Putting this together:

Long: since at support and RSI oversold, consider the closest support level (0.02877) as a buy entry. But since it's already at support, maybe enter if there's a bounce. But if price is holding support, long entry around 0.02877 with stop just below.

Alternatively, if the price breaks below support, support might flip to resistance, but the spot buy (assuming a reversal) could be around that level.

Short entry: if price pushes back towards the EMA25 or resistance, but resistance is high. Alternatively, if there's a rally to EMA7 (0.0305?), then short there. Maybe EMA7 as resistance, so a short entry when price hits EMA7 with a bearish candle, with stop above EMA25?

Wait, EMA25 is 0.0329, which is way higher. So maybe a short position when price reaches EMA7 (0.0305) with a stop above that? Or a better approach: since the trend is down, the best short entries would be when the downtrend is resuming. Perhaps when price comes back to touch EMA7 but fails to close above, indicating continuation.

So putting this all together:

Best short entry: if there's a bounce up to the EMA7 (0.030464), enter short near there, with stop above. Alternatively, since EMA7 is already lower than price, which is below, perhaps a pullback to test EMA25? Unlikely. Maybe the short entry on a rebound from support, but if the RSI is oversold, the bounce might be fleeting.

Alternatively, perhaps the MACD being negative and decreasing suggests further downtrend. So the most aggressive play would be to enter a short if price breaks below support (support becomes resistance after a break), but that's a higher risk. Wait, breaking below support would indicate further weakness, so short after a breakout below?

Wait, if the price is already at support, a break below would be a bearish sign. But maybe the best short entry is if price fails to bounce off support (continues to drop), so the next support level lower. But without knowing the lower supports, maybe best short entries are when price bounces back towards upper EMAs (EMA25) but in a downtrend, better to take profits on the way down or enter when price is rebounding?

Alternatively, maybe the short entry is at current price or slightly higher if it touches EMA7 again, which is 0.0305, so maybe 0.03 is an entry, stop above.

Hmm, perhaps a better approach is:

Short trade idea: Enter on a rejection of the current resistance (the EMA7 or lower EMAs), so if price bounces up to EMA7 (0.0305), go short there, stop above that. Target resistance lower?

Alternatively, since price is hitting support and RSI is low, the bounce back might test EMA7, so short when those areas are reached.

Long entry when it breaks above EMA25, which is in overbought? But RSI is low. Hmm, not sure.

Alternatively, the best long entry would be if there's a reversal signal, like RSI overbought or price breaks above EMA cross (EMA7 above EMA25), but cross isn't happening here. Since EMA7 below EMA25, they would need to cross for a bullish move.

Alternatively, given RSI is in oversold, maybe a bullish divergence, but no info on that. So the current support is key. If it holds and starts rising, then Long around support (0.02877) with stop below.

Best spot buy price is probably when the price touches support, which is current level, so maybe around 0.02877 is the spot buy.

Wait, the current price is already at the support (0.02913 vs support 0.02877, so actually just above support. Maybe support is 0.02877, so price is slightly above that. The RSI at 26.7 might suggest an oversold condition, possible rebound.

Therefore, the best spot buy might be around the support level (0.02877) if it stays above, so perhaps the user should buy if it halds at that support.

Putting all together, entry points:

Best long: wait for price to hold support (0.0288) and bounce, so entry around 0.0288, then set a stop below.

Long entry: near support (best spot buy 0.0287, but current price is barely above, so if drops to support, that's the entry.

Short entry: after a bounce from support, like if price goes up to EMA7 (0.0305), then enter short there.

Alternatively, since price is already near support but still slightly above, maybe the best long is now at current price (0.02913) with a stop below support, but lower risk if it breaks below.

Hmm, tricky. The user also says, best Long entry: so the lowest possible. Since support is 0.0287, maybe the best Long is at the support, which is very close. So entry near support (0.0288) with a stop loss below.

Best Short: when price rebounds to EMA7 (~0.0305), set a short entry there with stop above, target could be lower.

Alternatively, given the averages are dropping, the best short might be at a bounce to EMA25 (0.0329) but that's higher, which might not be reached soon.

Alternatively, since the trend is down, short entries are better when price retraces to EMAs. So when it reaches EMA7 (0.0305) and reverses, short. But need to see reversal signs.

Alternatively, since price is at support, if it holds, a rally to EMA7 could offer a short opportunity.

Thus, to summarize:

Best long entry: Buy near support (0.02877). Close to current price (0.0291) is near support. So the best long position is when price is retesting support, which is now; so long entry is around current or break of support but bounce. So best to enter at the support level, so set buy when price touches 0.0287, maybe setting a limit there.

Best short: after a bounce, when price reaches EMA7 or resistance.

Best spot buy price is at the support, so 0.0288. Currently price is 0.0291, which is just above. So if price dips to 0.0288, that's the entry.

Short entry: Wait for price to bounce above EMA7 (0.0305) and enter short when momentum is exhausted, with a stop above that.

Alternatively, since MACD is still negative, suggesting downtrend continues, perhaps the short entry can be at current price (0.0291) but that's entering at current. Wait, but if in a downtrend, going long lower (support) is better.

Alternatively, given RSI is oversold, price might bounce. However, given the bearish EMAs, it's tough. Maybe the RSI is a potential for a short covering rally which allows a long entry.

Alternatively, the best short is to wait for a pullback to EMA7 (0.0305) and enter short there with a stop above.

Thus, compiling all, the best long entry is at 0.0288 (support) with stop below, and a short when price reaches 0.0305 (EMA7), with stop above. The best spot to buy (for trend follower?) at support.

Finalizing the answer:

Best long entry near support (0.0288), best short at EMA7 (0.0305). The spot buy price is at support, which is already close to current price.

Final answer would state long around support, short around EMA7, spot buy is support level.
</think>

**Analysis:**
- **EMA Trends:** Bearish (EMA7 < EMA25).
- **RSI (26.7):** Oversold, suggesting short-term overbought potential but dominant downtrend persists.
- **MACD:** Negative, confirming bearish momentum.
- **Support (0.0288):** Near current price.

**Recommendation:**
- **Best Long Entry:** **0.0287–0.028** (if support holds; consider a bounce). Set stop just below 0.028 or when EMA7 is breached above).
- **Best Short Entry:** At **0.0305–0.031** (EMA7 level or upper resistance) with a stop above 0.032.
- **Best Spot Buy Price:** **0.0287-0.0285** (near support, where dip could signal reversal or temporary oversold relief).

**Risk Management:**
- Prioritize short entries due to bearish bias. Use tight stops in oversold zones to mitigate whipsaws.