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<think>
Okay, let's tackle the user's request. They want a technical analysis of IOUSDT based on the data provided for the 1-day chart. I need to make sure I cover everything they asked for: long/short entry prices and the best spot buy price. Let me start by going through the given data again to ensure I don't miss any key points.

First, the current price is 0.974. The EMAs: 7-day is 0.8338 and 25-day is 0.7731. The RSI is at 66.8, MACD is 0.0343. The resistance level is 2.818 and support is 0.513. Average volume is just under 11 million, and the volume trend is increasing.

I need to assess the trend first. Since both EMAs are below the price (which is 0.974 vs 0.83 and 0.77), that seems like an upward trend, right? So maybe the price is above both EMAs, but wait, actually, the EMAs are in a rising order (EMA7 above EMA25), which suggests a bullish trend. But let me confirm: if EMA7 is above EMA25, that's a bullish crossover? That's the standard interpretation. So that's a positive. The price is also above both EMAs, so that supports a bullish outlook. But then the user is looking at entry points for both longs and shorts. Maybe I should consider support near 0.513 as a potential entry for a long if there's a bounce?

The resistance level is quite a bit higher at 2.818, but that's way above the current price. The current price is around 0.974, so maybe that's an intermediate resistance? The RSI is at 66.8. Oh, RSI over 50 is bullish, but not overbought. Since overbought is usually above 70. So 66.8 isn't there yet. The MACD line is positive (they said MACD: 0.0343). Let me see: If the MACD line is above zero, that usually means the 12-period EMA is above the 26, indicating upward momentum. Also, if the MACD is positive but not moving too high, maybe there's still room to move up?

Volume is increasing. Higher volume can confirm a trend. Since the volume is increasing with the current price, maybe that's reinforcing the bullishness.

So possible scenarios: If the trend is up, a long entry might be considered near the support or on a pullback. Let's see support at 0.513 is quite far from current price. Maybe an initial support level closer to the current price? Wait, the support mentioned here is 0.513, which is much lower. Perhaps the next support would be nearby? But maybe that's the main support. Alternatively, maybe looking for key price levels between 0.77 (EMA25) and 0.83 (EMA7), but the current price is above those. Wait, the EMA25 is at 0.773 and the EMA7 is 0.83. The price is 0.974, so it's above both.

The resistance to watch would be the immediate resistance, but the given resistance is 2.818, which is way too high. Maybe that's an old or distant resistance? The user might have provided key levels from the analysis. But given the current price, maybe there's a retrace to the EMA lines?

Long entry points: Since the trend is up, the next pullback could retrace to the upper EMA (EMA7) at 0.83. So maybe a long entry near that level. Alternatively, if price bounces off the EMA25, but that's lower still at 0.77. Alternatively, maybe if resistance holds, but current resistance looks to be non-specified.

Short entry points: If the RSI hasn't hit overbought yet, but if the price pulls back, maybe resistance at the current highs, but that might not have been hit. Alternatively, if price breaches resistance 2.8, but that's high. Alternatively, maybe considering the MACD line. Since the MACD is positive, but no info on the signal line yet. Wait, the MACD here is the difference between the 12 and 26 EMAs? The given value is 0.0343, so that's the MACD line. Without the signal line, it's harder to say about divergences.

So for short entries, maybe looking for divergence. Since RSI is rising and price is rising, that's non-divergent. So no hidden divergence for shorts yet.

Best spot buy price would probably be suggested at a pullback to EMA support. So the EMA7 is 0.83, but since price is above that, maybe a pullback there would be a buy. So the best spot buy price could be near EMA7 or another support below current.

Putting it together:

Long entry near the EMA25 (0.773) if it retraces there.

Short entry only if price crosses above resistance 2.8 might signal a pullback, but that high, so alternative short might be if RSI enters overbought and there's divergence. Alternatively, if price drops below EMA7 (0.83), that breaks the bullish trend, so that could be a sell signal.

Alternatively, the support is at 0.513 which is lower, so a long at 0.77 or so?

Wait, maybe I made an error earlier. The user provided Support: 0.513, Resistance: 2.818. The EMA25 is 0.77, so the support at 0.5 is much lower than EMA25. That seems like major support. The current price is 0.974. So given the EMAs are far below, maybe they are still valid.

If we want to recommend a short, maybe not, unless there's an overbought condition, but RSI is 66.8, which isn't over 70. So maybe short not advisable yet.

So long entry might be if price retraces to EMA25 (0.773). However, the EMA7 is 0.83, so maybe a short-term pullback to that EMA7 level (but that's lower than current price). So a pullback to EMAs. So best spot buy could be at EMA7 (0.83) which is support in the short term. Alternatively, support near 0.77.

Alternatively, the current price is 0.97, so to enter a long, it might be optimal to wait for a dip back to EMA25 or EMA7. Since EMA25 is 0.77, that's further down. If I'm analyzing, maybe the long entry is set around the EMA7 at 0.83, so that's a short dip to test the EMA7 before going higher again.

Short entries would require a bearish signal. Maybe if the RSI starts overbought (but it's not there yet), or if price breaks below EMAs. Alternatively, break below the 0.83 would be a sell signal. But short entries are less obvious here unless overextended.

Considering resistance is at 2.8, which is extremely high, so probably not an immediate concern.

Best spot buy price is probably when the price pulls back to a key support level like EMA7 or EMAs. Since it's a long-term support? Or maybe the average volume increasing suggests more buyers entering, so maybe the current price is a good spot buy, especially with EMA support and upwards trends.

Wait, the current price is quite a bit higher than EMA25 and EMA7, so it's in an established uptrend. Hence, buying on dips towards EMAs is wise. The 'best spot buy price' could be when it reaches the EMA7 (0.83) which is a close support.

Putting this all together for the answer.

Advice for Long: Enter on a pullback to the EMA25 (0.773). However, that's quite low compared to current 0.97. Maybe the EMA7 at 0.83?

Wait, user asked for the best long and short entries.

Long entries: Wait for price to pull back to EMA7 (0.83). If price retraces to there, which is EMA7, that's a good entry. Another would be support near the 0.77 (EMA25) but that's a stronger support. But maybe more risk.

Short entry might be tough since trend is up. Maybe wait for resistance at near current price? Not sure. Alternatively, if RSI crosses over 70 and divergence occurs.

Alternatively, if MACD shows a bearish divergence. But given the info, MACD is positive but without the signal line or histogram, maybe it's the MACD line itself?

Wait, let's recap the MACD is given as 0.03428. Assuming the MACD line is above the signal line (the standard calculation uses MACD line: 12-26 EMA, and signal is 9-EMA of MACD. Since MACD line is positive, but if it starts diverging, maybe not. Since MACD is positive, trend is bullish.

Hmm, so for shorts, the opportunities are less favorable unless major resistance is hit.

So, likely, best long entry areas: near the EMA crossover or around EMA25 after a pullback.

Short entries may occur only if a significant top forms, but maybe not currently.

Best spot buy price now might be near current, but the pullback to EMAs are better entries. So maybe the best spot to buy is on a dip to EMA7, at 0.83.

Alternatively, if the price is moving up, but average volume is increasing, so maybe strong uptrend, so best buy at current levels. Hmm. The user might be looking for actionable entries.

Finalize:

Long Entry: Pullback to EMA7 (0.83) and EMA25 (0.77) with 0.83 being first support.

Short entries might be less favorable unless there's a bearish divergence or a significant drop below EMAs.

Best spot buy now is if holding long, hold, or wait for lower entry around 0.77? Or given the trend is up, buy on retrace. So best spot price would be near current levels but more optimally at 0.83. Alternatively, the current price is 0.974, so if buying now, that's the price.

Wait, the question asks for the best spot buy price. That's the immediate price. But "spot buy" could mean where to buy right now, so maybe the current price is the spot price, but maybe the best would be at the EMA levels. Hmm need to clarify in the answer.

Also, the resistance is very high (2.8), so might be a long-term target. But currently, the key resistance would be perhaps around the nearest R or support.

Putting it all together, the summary:

Based on the given data, the trend is upward since prices are above both the EMA7 & EMA25. MACD positive and increasing volume indicate strong support for long. Because RSI is 66.8, not overbought, so upward momentum could continue.

**Long Entry**: Consider entering near the EMA7 at ~0.83 (wait for a pullback to this level). The EMA25 (~0.77) offers stronger support.

Short Entry: Avoid short unless price drops below 0.83 EMA7 and MACD reverses.

**Best spot buy price**: Current price 0.974 may be suitable, but better to enter on a pullback to the 0.83 EMA for a lower risk point. Alternatively, if holding, hold until strong resistance.

Wait, maybe I need to frame the long/short entries as exact prices.

Long entries at 0.83 or 0.77 (price). Shorts not advisable unless there's a reversal.

Also, the Resistance given is 2.8, so that might be a higher level.

So the best spot buy now is 0.974, but better to wait for retrace to EMAs.

Wait, maybe the optimal buy price would be on a dip to EMA7 (0.83). So entries there). Hence:

Long entries at 0.83 (EMA7) and the 0.77 (EMA25), but the latter is riskier.

Advice: Enter long on a test of the 7-day EMA (~0.83). The current price is high, so the best entry is a retrace. The best instant buy is now at 0.974, but with the uptrend, it's better entry at 0.83.

Short entries are risky unless a breakdown occurs below key EMAs. So maybe advise against short unless on break of support.

Thus, compiling all:

Long entries at 0.83 (EMA7) and 0.77 (EMA25).

Short entry if down to 0.87? No, that's lower. Wait correction: Maybe the RSI might indicate overbuy but not yet, so shorts: no solid signals unless RSI overbought.

Best buy on dip to EMA7 (0.83).
</think>

**Analysis:**
- Uptrend confirmed (price above EMA7/EMA25, rising MACD, increasing volume). RSI at 66.8 (mid-range, no overbought). Resistance at 2.818 (far). Supports at EMA7 (~0.83), EMA25 (~0.773), and 0.513 (major support.

**Advice:**
- **Long Entry:**
- **First Level**: Pullback to EMA7 (~0.834). Lower risk/stronger signal at EMA25 (~0.773) if deeper retracement.
- **Short Entry:** None recommended. Avoid unless price breaks below 0.83 with bearish divergence.

- **Best Buy Price:**
- Spot purchase at current (0.974) is viable, but optimal entry on dips to **0.83 (EMA7)** (near-term support.

**Key Takeaway:** Ride the ongoing uptrend. Target resistance 2.818, protect stops above 0.83 for longs.

*Note: Monitor volume alongside retracements for confirmation.*