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Okay, let's tackle the user's query about IOTA/USDT. They want a technical analysis at the 4-hour chart level. The current price is 0.1534. First, I need to consider the EMAs provided: EMA7 is 0.1557 and EMA25 is 0.1571. Since the price is below both EMAs, that might suggest a bearish trend. The EMAs themselves are also decreasing, reinforcing that trend.

Looking at the RSI, it's at 42.24, which is in the neutral range but closer to oversold (below 30), indicating maybe some support could come in at the lower end but not yet showing overbought conditions.

The MACD is negative (-0.0004), and if the MACD line is below the signal line, that would confirm bearish momentum. But I should check if the MACD histogram is considering moving towards positive or further negative. However, the user only gave the MACD value, not the signal line. Hmm, maybe the negative value alone suggests downward momentum.

Resistance is at 0.1778 and support at 0.1393. The price is approaching the lower EMA and near the support level. If the support holds, there could be a bounce. However, the volume is decreasing, which might mean lack of conviction in the current move. Decreasing volume on a downward push could mean trend is losing steam, perhaps a good place to consider shorting, but need to be wary.

Since the price is below both EMAs, a short entry could be around current or slightly below after confirming bearish candle patterns, maybe testing support. Alternatively, if it bounces off the support, then a long entry might be possible near 0.1393.

Best spot buy price would probably be near support, 0.1393 area, with stop above EMA25. But also, if RSI drops below 40, maybe confirming oversold, the support could hold.

Long entry might be best if there's a reversal signal at support, so entry price around support. Short entry could be when price breaks below support, but given the support level, maybe a short at EMA7 with stop below support?

Alternatively, considering the current price is near EMA7, which is near resistance, a short entry at EMA7 level if price can't hold? Wait, EMA7 is 0.1557, which is above current price. The price is currently below EMA7, so maybe EMA7 could act as resistance here.

So, possibly a short entry with entry below current EMA25 or wait for a clear breakdown? Hmm. Need to structure this.

Advice: Short entry if price breaks support 0.1393, maybe with a stop slightly above support. Alternatively, if holding at EMA25, maybe short just below that. Alternatively, a long if price bounces off support. Wait, need to clarify the trend.

The key points here are: bearish EMAs, RSI neutral, decreasing volume. Maybe the trend is bearish, so long entries should be cautious. So entry for short could be at current price if there's a bearish candle confirming it, with stop above EMA7?

Best short entry price: Let's see, if price continues down, maybe 0.1530, with stop near EMA7 (0.1557). Target lower to support. Alternatively, waiting to dip further down for a better entry.

Wait, user wants best Long and Short entries and best buy price. Let me structure:

Assuming bearish trend from EMAs and MACD negative, long entry might not be advisable unless at support. So:

- Long entry: Near support (0.1393) with RSI confirmation (like dipping below 40, which it's at 42.24, so close). So a bounce from support: entry near 0.1393, stop loss below, maybe 0.1350. Target EMA25?

- Short entry: Current price to a break of support? Alternatively, if price goes above EMA7, maybe not. Since price is below EMAs, maybe a short entry around current if support holds, but that's conflicting. Alternatively, short could be when price approaches EMA7 (0.1557) again but can't break it, confirming resistance. But given current price is 0.1534, which is moving towards EMA7. Maybe short exit? Hmm.

Alternatively, since MACD is negative, bearish, shorts likely.

Best long entry: support region with RSI below 40. Current RSI is 42, so maybe close to support is better.

Best short entry: at EMA7 when price touches it, but since it's above, maybe on retracement? Or if it bounces from EMA25, but that's higher. Maybe short entry around current or slightly lower, say aiming for a break of support.

Wait, maybe the best short entry is closer to EMA25 if it fails, but support is the key. Alternatively, if support breaks, then shorts can go further down.

Wait, maybe the user expects entries now. Let me outline:

Short Entry Price: Near current level (0.1534) or wait for a rejection from EMA7 to reenter? Maybe place a short if it can't break above EMA7 (resistance there). Alternatively, when price breaks below EMA25?

Alternatively, considering decreasing volume, trend might stall, so maybe look for a bullish reversal near support. The best long entry would be at 0.1393 support with a stop above EMA25 or EMA7.

Best buy (spot buy) near support, 0.1393, using the support as potential entry.

Putting it all together, probably:

Long entry: near 0.1393 support, RSI testing lower, buy with stop below for protection.

Short entry: at current price if bearish momentum holds, or break of support for aggressive shorts, but support is key here. Alternatively, if price drops closer to support, maybe short near that with target to next lower level.

Wait, perhaps the user wants more concise answers. Let me structure based on standard TA signals:

- Short entry: Near EMA7, but since EMA7 is above current price, maybe enter when tested and rejected again? Alternatively, since price is below EMAs, an entry sell stop above EMA25, but not sure.

Alternatively, best shorts when price tests EMA7 but can't hold, leading to further decline. So entry on failure at EMA7.

Alternatively, given that current price is below both EMAs, which are slowly declining, the trend is down. So short entry at current or lower, perhaps. Maybe current is a short entry with target to support?

Hmm. Maybe best long/buy price is at support (0.1393), short entry closer to EMA25 (0.1571) if price breaks below, but currently price is 0.1534. Alternatively, short entry could be now, since it's below both EMAs.

Wait but with RSI already at 42.24, which is not super oversold, maybe the best short entry is below 0.15, but perhaps set entry around current price with stop above EMA25.

Perhaps:

Best Short Entry: 0.1534 or go lower. Wait, entries are usually around key levels where there could be a reaction. Maybe when price bounces slightly, set an entry when it tries to go higher but fails?

Alternatively, the current price is a good entry for short, given EMAs above and bearish MACD.

Alternatively, best short entry would be on a move upwards to test EMA7, but then rejection would give the short. But since price is falling, perhaps best to enter a short here (current price) with stop at EMA7? Or target until support.

Hmm this is getting a bit tangled. Maybe the key points are:

- Price is below EMAs (7 and 25), bearish, RSI neutral, but MACD negative: bearish bias.

- So short entry at current price could be okay, but better to wait for a bounce to a resistance (EMA7) to short with a stop above. Alternatively, with support at 0.1393, so short entry at current or below, with stop above EMA's. The resistance to look at is the EMAs. The best short entry is likely the current area or slightly lower, maybe wait for confirmation.

Meanwhile, the best long buy would be at support, if it holds, which is 0.1393.

Perhaps the best spot buy is near the support, entering long when it holds.

So the advice would be:

Long entry: Near support (0.1393), with stop below.

Short entry: Current price (0.1534) but with stop above EMA7. Or better to wait if price retraces up to 0.155 or 0.157 (EMA25, 0.1571). Maybe enter when it's approaching the EMAs but can't break upwards, leading to further sell-off. Thus, the best Short entry could be at EMA25 level if it reaches there again, but now it's at 0.1534, below EMAs, so the best entry is at current or a bit lower when support is near, but long is better at support.

Alternatively, given current price is 0.1534, which is below EMAs:

Shorts can enter now, take profit at support 0.1393, using EMA25 as resistance to place stops.

Long might need to wait for confirmation of a bounce off support, which would be the buy spot.

Thus summarizing:

Long entry: 0.1393 (support) when confirmed, with stop below 0.1350.

Short entry: 0.1534 or slightly lower, with stop beyond EMA7 (like 0.156). Wait, stop above or below?

Short position entry: Enter below EMA25 support? Hmm, stops are usually above if shorting. Maybe stop above EMA7 (0.1557) to cover if reversal.

Alternatively, to enter short:

- At current 0.1534, stop above EMA25 (0.1571?) but need to calculate stops.

Not sure, but user wants best entry prices, not stops. So best to state entry prices:

Best short entries at current price, or if price retests EMA25 (0.1571) and reverses, sell there, but current is better to short now. Alternatively, since EMA cross is a bearish sign, maybe go short here.

The best spot buy (long) is at support 0.1393, which is the key level.

So compiling that into concise points.
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**Technical Analysis (4h IOTA/USDT):**
- **Price (Current):** 0.1534
- **EMA7 (7-period):** 0.1557 (resistance)
- **EMA25 (25-period):** 0.1571 (strong resistance)
- **RSI (14):** 42.24 (neutral, hovering near oversold)
- **MACD:** Negative (bearish momentum).
- **Volume:** Declining (reduced buying pressure).

**Best **Long Entry**:**
- **Entry Price:** Near support at **0.1393** (wait for confirmation of a bounce off this level). If the price holds 0.1393, buy with a stop-loss below 0.1350.
- **Target:** 0.1460 (initial break upwards) to EMA7 (0.1557).

**Best **Short Entry**:**
- **Entry Price:** Current price (**0.1534**) or a retest of resistance (EMA25 at 0.1571, but慎用 here since the price is falling).
- **Entry Confirmation:** If the price closes below EMA25 or RSI dips further while below EMA7/EMA25.
- **Target:** 0.143–**0.1393 resistance. Use a stop-loss above EMA7 (~0.156).

**Best **Spot Buy Price**:**
- Wait for confirmation of support hold at **0.1393** (use it as a buy entry. Avoid going long unless momentum reverses (RSI < 35 and volume spikes upwards.

**Key Notes:**
- Bearish bias with price below both EMAs and declining volume confirm weakness.
- Support (0.1393) is critical; a breakdown here could trigger further downside.
- Avoid longs until RSI < 40 (already at 42) or strong bullish candles form.

**Strategy:**
- Short now if bearish momentum continues; prioritize the **spot buy near 0.1393** if support holds.