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<think>
Okay, let's start by looking at the given data for LINK/USDT. The current price is 13. The EMA7 is just slightly above the price at 13.06, which is very close. The EMA25 is a bit higher at 13.1959, so the short-term EMA is below the longer-term one. That suggests a bearish setup maybe? But the price is just a hair below the EMA7, so maybe some support there.

RSI14 is 34.92, which is below 35. Typically, RSI below 30 is oversold, but 35 is still in the lower end, suggesting maybe oversold conditions. But not quite there yet.

MACD is negative: -0.086. That means the shorter-term moving average is below the longer-term, which is bearish. The MACD line is below the signal line? Wait, the user just provided the MACD value but not the signal line, maybe. Hmm, not sure. But a negative MACD suggests downward momentum.

Resistance is at 13.88, which is above the current price. Support is at 12.73. The price is currently at 13, so between those levels. The volume is decreasing, which might mean decreasing interest in the market. Lower volume could indicate a possible trend weakness, so maybe the downside momentum might be fading if volume is down?

For longs, since RSI is low, maybe a support level break or test could be a buy opportunity. But since EMA7 is just above price, if price bounces off EMA7 (13.06) and maybe EMA25 crosses, but given EMA25 is higher, perhaps a possible support at 12.73 would be better for a long entry. Wait, the current price is 13, below EMA25. If price drops to support at 12.73, that might be a good long entry. Alternatively, if price moves back above EMA25, maybe?

Short entry could be if resistance at 13.88 is tested and fails, leading to a drop back down. But since MACD is negative, maybe shorts if it breaks EMA25 upwards? Hmm. Alternatively, if price is dropping further, maybe on higher volume, but volume is decreasing, so not sure.

Wait, the volume is decreasing, so maybe the downward momentum isn't strong. Maybe the price is range-bound between support and resistance. Since the price is near 13, close to EMA7 and support is 12.73, so short term maybe it's testing support.

Best long entry might be a pullback to support (12.73), since RSI is low, but if it reaches support and bounces, that's a buy signal. The short entry could be if it breaks above EMA25 and resistance, but since MACD is negative, maybe not. Alternatively, a short entry below EMA7? Maybe wait for the price to drop to support, then if there's a rejection, short above?

The best long entry price is around the support at 12.73. Short entry perhaps at resistance 13.88, but given the current price isn't close, maybe a lower resistance? Or if there's a cross of EMA lines?

Wait, the EMA7 and EMA25 are both above the price? Or EMA7 is at 13.06, EMA25 at 13.19, so EMA7 is actually below EMA25. So the price is below both EMAs, which is bearish. The EMA7 is very close to current price (13 vs 13.06). So if the price tests EMA7 and bounces, maybe that's a signal.

Alternatively, a long position might be better on a bounce off support at 12.73. Since RSI is in the lower range (35), so maybe over Sold approaching, so buying at support.

Spot buy price might be at support, so 12.73 would be the best spot buy price.

For long entry: when price hits support or forms a reversal candle, confirming bounce. So entry around 12.73, with stop above EMA7 or higher, and target at resistance.

For short entry: maybe if price breaks above resistance, but since MACD is negative, it's more likely to continue down. Alternatively, if it rallies above EMA25, but that's higher. Maybe not worth it. Alternatively, a short on a breakout of resistance, but with decreasing volume, it might not hold. Maybe better to go long at support.

Alternatively, maybe with the current price at 13, testing EMA7 (13.06) from below, which is very close. If it holds, maybe a slight uptrend. The RSI is low, so maybe a continuation of the downtrend? Hmm conflicting indicators.

Wait, EMA7 crossing EMA25 could be a signal. But EMA7 is 13.06, EMA25 13.19, so they are close. If EMA7 crosses above EMA25, that would be a bullish signal. But right now, moving averages are in a bearish arrangement.

Alternatively, maybe wait for the price to drop to support with an RSI lower than current (below 34 to around 30) but that's not current data.

So summarizing:
- RSI is at 34.92, suggesting oversold.
- Price near support (12.73), so potential support level entry for longs.
- Short entry could be at current levels? But not sure. Since price is at 13, which is near EMA7, maybe if it breaks below 12.73, then more downside? But since 12.73 is the support, that's where the buy is.

So long entry at support 12.73. Short entry might be if resistance at 13.88 is hit, but since price is going down, maybe the short isn't advised here. Alternatively, if the support breaks, go short? Need to consider trend direction. Since price is above support, maybe it's likely to hold, so long entry at support with stop below support.

Best buy (spot) at support 12.73. Long entry also there. Short entries might not be optimal unless break of support happens.

Wait, maybe I need to structure it:

Best long entry when price reaches support (12.73) with a potential bounce. Short entry if it breaks support? Like stop-loss below support? Or if we're not there yet.

Alternatively, if the price drops further to support, that's the entry. The current price is at 13, which is closer to EMA7. The RSI suggests it might be oversold, so maybe a long entry near support.

Best entry to go long would be when price reaches 12.73 (support), perhaps with a bullish candle, RSI below 35, aiming for resistance at 13.88.

As for short, maybe not advisable unless it breaks support, which would be a reversal.

Best spot buy price is the support level, so 12.73.

Wait, perhaps a better spot is closer to the current. But if it goes down more, then yes.

Alternatively, maybe the price is consolidating. Maybe wait for a bullish setup.

Final decision:
Long entry at support (12.73), with stop loss below, short entry not recommended unless bearish signals emerge.
Best buy price is support level.

The user also asked for short entry prices. Hmm. If the price continues down, short entry when price moves below support, as a breakdown. Or maybe between support and EMA7.

Wait, the MACD is negative, suggesting downwards momentum still, but RSI might indicate it's getting oversold. So maybe the next move is up from support.

Thus, best long entry between now and support, maybe at resistance on the upside once price recovers. Wait, need to be precise.

Maybe best long entry is 12.73 (support), short entry if resistance breaks up, which isn't close now. So perhaps only a long setup here.
</think>

**Technical Analysis Summary (LINK/USDT, 1-hour chart):**
- **Price**: 13 (near EMA7 - 13.06)
- **Key Levels**: Resistance (13.88), Support (12.73).

**Advice**:
1. **Long Entry**:
- **Entry Price**: 12.73 (test of support) to confirm a potential bounce, especially with an RSI < 30 (oversold bounce). Alternatively, a close above EMA7 (13.06) could trigger a short-covering rally.
- **Target**: 13.88 (resistance).

2. **Short Entry (Low Probability)**:
- If price breaks below 12.73, further downside to 12.20 (next support). However, given RSI is near oversold, shorts face increased risk of rebound.

3. **Best Spot Buy Price**: 12.73 (support level), with a stop <12.50 to capture a potential reversal.

**MACD/RSI Note**:
- Negative MACD suggests bearish momentum, but RSI (34.92) hints at exhaustion. Wait for confluence (support hit + bullish candle patterns) before going long.

**Actionable Signal**: Prioritize longs at 12.73; shorts only on a clear break below support.