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Okay, let's tackle this technical analysis for KSMUSDT. The user provided current price at 15.86, EMA7 at 16.44 and EMA25 at 16.91. RSI is 43.5, which is below 50, indicating maybe some oversold conditions but not极度 yet. MACD is negative (-0.358), and the histogram is below the signal line, suggesting a bearish trend. The resistance is high at 24.91, support at 11.35. Volume is decreasing, so maybe the trend is losing momentum.

First, the price is below both EMAs, especially the 7-day, so that's a bearish sign. But RSI is near the lower end, maybe it's time for a bounce? Wait, the MACD and EMAs are bearish. So perhaps the downtrend is still in play. The support at 11.35 is far, so if price breaks below 11.35, that's a strong sell signal, but right now it's at 15.86. But RSI could mean a short-term pullback. The user wants best long/short entries and a spot buy price.

For a long entry (buy), maybe wait for a bounce off support or when price closes above EMAs. But with the current price below EMAs, not ideal. Alternatively, if RSI bounces from 43, maybe a short squeeze, so a potential buy entry around 15.5 or lower, but need confirmation. Wait, or maybe a breakout above resistance EMA7 (16.44)? Wait EMAs are above price, so maybe the price needs to close above EMA7 to be a short-term buying signal. If EMA7 is 16.44, crossing above that could be bullish, so entry near there but maybe take profit at resistance line.

For shorting, perhaps a continuation of the downtrend. Maybe wait for the price to test resistance areas and fail, but here the resistance is 24, which is way up. Alternatively, since MACD is negative and price below EMAs, perhaps enter short if it breaks lower, maybe around 15.50, with a target at support 11.35. Or maybe if price bounces to EMAs, but that's a common stop. Alternatively, the best entry would depend on current momentum. Since volume is decreasing, maybe the downward move is losing steam, so a reversal could happen at supports.

Best spot buy price could be around support, but support is 11.35, so that's far. Alternatively, wait for a pullback test of lower support between current and 11.35. Alternatively, looking at RSI: 43.5 is still not oversold (like <30), so maybe 11.35 is the next key support. The best buy could be if price pulls back to support 11.35, but that's a big drop. Alternatively, a bounce at current level: since price is moving lower but RSI is at 43, maybe a short-term rebound. Maybe a short entry near current price if resistance EMAs hold. Hmm.

Wait, maybe I should lay out the EMA cross. Since price is below both EMAs, but the EMAs themselves could be diverging? Not sure. The MACD line (which is MACD - signal line?) here given MACD is -0.358. Not sure exact MACD formula inputs, but negatives usually mean bearish.

So for advice, considering the current price is 15.86. Resistances are the EMAs and then 24. Supports at 11.35. Current RSI 43 is neutral to slightly oversold. Since the trend is bearish, maybe looking for short opportunities. If price falls below recent lows (needs to check which prior support), but given the existing support at 11.35, that's the main one. So, the best short entry might be on a rebound towards EMA7, like 16.44 or the MACD line. Like if price goes up to around 16.5, that's a short entry with a stop above that and target at support. Alternatively, if price drops below a key level, set a stop. The user asked for best entries for long and short.

Wait, but since the overall trend is down, the best short entry might be when it approaches the EMA7 as a resistance. So entry at maybe 16.44 - so when price tests that resistance and MACD still negative, could consider shorting. But the price is already lower than EMA7, so current position is bearish.

Long positions might be better if there's a support break, but need confirmation. Maybe a swing bottom? RSI around 30 is oversold. Right now it's at 43.5, so not yet. So long entry might wait for a RSI below 30 and price at support, but that's 11.35. Alternatively, if price bounces from support 11.35, then buy. But current price is 15.86, close to EMA25? Wait EMA25 is 16.91, which it's below.

Perhaps the best long entries are not favorable here. So maybe best for shorts. So the user wants best entry prices for both long/short.

So for short:

Best short entry might be if price approaches the EMA7 (16.44) and can't break above, so you could short there. The MACD is negative, so maybe set a short at EMA7 (resistance), with stop above (like 16.8), target lower, like next support (perhaps intermediate support between current and 11.35, or the main 11.35.

Long: if you're looking for a long entry, consider if there's a support breakout at 11.35, but that's already a major support. Alternatively, maybe a bounce from current level, but with all indicators suggesting downtrend, maybe better to avoid long until trend reverses. Alternatively, if RSI drops lower to 30, then buy at support. The "best" might be: long at 13.5 maybe, but user needs actual numbers. Alternatively, spot buy at current price? But why buy now if it's bearish.

The spot buy (if one must buy) might only be considered near $12, but on the data given, current price is 15.86, so advice could be that the price may dip more, so waiting for support. Alternatively, if someone wants to enter a long, wait for support and RSI <30 for a possible reversal.

Alternatively, the "spot buy price" might be the current price if oversold, but RSI is not that low yet. So perhaps the best buy is not advisable yet. So the user wants the best long/short entry prices and spot buy (maybe the RSI-based?).

Putting all together:

Possible advice would be:

Short entry around 16.44 (EMA7) if price touches it and turns down again. Then, a spot buy is not advised; better to short at EMA7 with stop above, target 13-11.35.

Best long entries would look for a break above EMA25 (16.91), which is above, but that's resistance. Or if price dips below 12, but that's support.

Alternatively, maybe the next support below current is (since 15.86 is above major support 11.35, maybe intermediate supports. The best entry would be on a rebound after a drop. But based on what's given, maybe:

Long Entry: 11.35 (when support holds). But if price breaks below, then stop. That's the support level.

Alternatively, maybe the best short entry is at current level? Since the price is 15.86, but EMAs are above. The user asks for entry prices here, so maybe the answers are:

Best short entry: wait for test of EMAs as resistance. So current price is 15.86, EMA7 is 16.44. So maybe if price climbs to EMA7, enter short there. Alternatively, the recent high was around 16.44, so a close above that would change trend. Since it's below, maybe enter a short at 15.86 (spot?) but that might be risky. Alternatively, the MACD line being negative plus RSI at 43 suggesting maybe it's consolidating. Hmm.

Alternatively, a potential bounce: if price comes down near 11, but that's very low. The best current short entry prices would be maybe the current level if the trend continues. But I need to base on given data:

Based on the current price and indicators, the downtrend is indicated but with decreasing volume. So the bear may be exhausted? Maybe a consolidation phase. But given that, the advice would be:

Best short entry: at EMA7 (16.44) if resistance holds, then short with stop above.

Best long entry: maybe when price breaks through EMA25 (16.91) but that's higher, so not current. Alternatively if price holds 11.35, but too low.

Best spot buy price (current price 15.86) would be not advisable based on bearish indicators, so wait for support level.

Finalizing:

Best short: at 15.86? No, maybe on a move to 16.44.

Wait, perhaps the best short entry is the current level? Since it's bearish, enter short at current 15.86 with target lower. However, considering support at 11.35. Alternatively, if price dips to 14.80 as a pullback, then go short again? Hmm, but need to stick to given data.

So considering all, the assistant might state:

- Long: Wait until price breaks EMA25 (16.91) + RSI above 50. Alternatively, if support holds, enter at 14.0 (mid support). But the user's data has the Resistance:24.91, support 11.35 so 14 might be intermediate.

Alternatively, the best long entry is not advisable currently.

So the answer would structure the points with entries at EMA cross-resistances for shorts, and looking at supports for longs. The best buy price is possibly around 11.35.

Best buy entry at 11.35, but since that's current support.

Best short entry: if price reaches EMA7 (16.44), enter short with stop loss just above it (like 16.60), target 13.5 or support.

Alternatively, if RSI reaches 30, that would be better. But current RSI is 43.5, so not there yet.

The best spot buy (now) perhaps is "not advisable" but user asks for it. Maybe the nearest support could be next level down, perhaps calculate next support levels. But with given data, they have Resistance and support. The next support might be midpoint between 15.86 and 11.35? Maybe the current price is approaching EMAs.

Hmm, perhaps the best spot buy price is not recommended, but if must, wait for 14.0-12.0 area. But given data, the "best" entries as per user's data:

- Best Short Entry Price: between current 15.86 and EMA7 (16) so entries near 16. Maybe enter short if resistance at 16.44 holds.

So putting it all together, the answer would look like:

Long: 11.35 (support) or 13.5, but maybe with RSI under 30. Short entry at EMA7 (16.44) if price approaches there.

Best spot buy is not recommended here, but if forced, maybe 14.0 as a better entry but not at current price.

Wait, the user asked for best spot buy price, so must give a price. Since RSI is 43.5, which is still mid-range, maybe wait for break below to a support level. But per resistance and support given, the best spot buy would be at support 11.35, so maybe stating that, but that's very low.

Alternatively, if considering the current scenario, the spot buy is not advisable now, but if forced, wait until price returns to 11.35. So the final answer:

Best short entries: 16.44 (EMA7), with stops at 17, target 13.5 (mid level to 11.35).

Long entries when price breaks above EMA25 (16.91) with RSI >50.

Best spot buy at support 11.35, not advisable now.

So formulating.
</think>

**Technical Analysis Summary (KSMUSDT, 1d):**
- **Price Action:** Price (15.86) is below both EMAs (EMA7: 16.44, EMA25: 16.91), suggesting a bearish alignment.
- **RSI:** 43.50 (neutral, slightly oversold; aim for <30 confirmation for a stronger buy signal).
- **MACD:** Negative (-0.358) indicates bearish momentum.
- **Volume:** Declining volume signals waning selling pressure.

**Strategy Recommendations:**
**Best Short Entry Price:**
- **Sell (Short) Target Zone:** 16.44 (EMA7 resistance) or 16.94 (EMA25). Use a stop-loss just above the most recent swing high post-EMA test.
- **First Target:** 13.60 (50% Fibonacci retracement below current price). **Key Target:** 11.35 (major support). A break below this invalidates the structure.

**Best Long Entry Price:**
- **Buy Target Zone:** 11.35 (support breakthrough) or 12.50 if confirming an upward reversal (RSI <30 and bullish RSI divergence).

**Best Spot Buy Price (Immediate):**
- **Currently Oversold Yet?** RSI at 43.5 isn’t compellingly oversold. Wait for:
1. **Price Break Below 13.50** (mid-term support) to confirm RSI oversold conditions (RSI <30).
2. A **bullish MACD crossover/cross above zero**.

**Avoid going long at current levels (15.86) due to bearish setup. Prefer shorts until the bears exhaust.

*Key Alerts:* Monitor EMA25 (16.91) for a potential reversal and EMA7 break for strength in downtrend.*