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Okay, let me start by looking at the data provided for MINA/USDT. The current price is 0.1656, which is below both the EMA7 and EMA25. The EMA7 is at 0.1705, and EMA25 at 0.1821. That suggests the price is below both moving averages, which are typically bearish signs because the shorter EMA is below the longer one. But wait, actually, when the EMA7 is below the EMA25, that's a bearish trend. So that aligns with the moving averages confirming a down trend.

The RSI is 39.17, which is below 50, indicating oversold territory since RSI below 30 is oversold, but here it's 39, which is close. Hmm, maybe it's just indicating a bearish momentum but not yet oversold. Wait, RSI14 is at 39.17, which is still in the lower range. It's not super overbought or oversold, but near the lower end.

MACD is negative (-0.0106), which means the shorter-term EMA is below the longer-term, indicating an overall bearish momentum. The MACD being negative supports the idea of a downtrend continuing.

Support is at 0.1459. The price is holding above that. If the price drops below 0.1459, that could signal further downside. Current price is above the support, so maybe a potential buying opportunity if it holds?

The resistance is much higher at 0.3139, which is a big gap from current price. That's a key resistance area, so breaking above that would be needed for a bullish move. However, given the current trend and lower EMAs above the current price, that seems a distant target.

Volume is decreasing, which is consistent with a consolidation phase or indecision. Lower volumes might indicate that the trend isn't strong, so the bearish movement might not be confirmed by high volume decreases.

So putting this together, the technicals suggest an overall bearish trend given the EMAs and MACD. The current price is between the EMA25 and EMA7, but still below both. RSI indicates bearish momentum but not overly sold yet.

Considering all factors, for a long entry, waiting for a bounce off support (0.1459) or a possible consolidation could be ideal. But the RSI isn't extremely oversold, so maybe wait for a pullback? Alternatively, if the price rebounds from support without breaking it, a long entry could be there.

For short entry, maybe when price tests the EMA25 or EMA7 again and fails? Like, if it tries to go up towards the EMA7 (0.1705) but can't hold, then there's a rejection, sell signal. But since the MACD is negative, maybe entering short if the price bounces off the EMA25 again?

The average volume is decreasing, so maybe trends are losing momentum. So entering with caution.

The best buy (spot) might be at support 0.1459 if it holds, but since the price is already at 0.1656, which is above support, maybe a support test is needed. Alternatively, if price breaks resistance, but that seems unlikely given current data.

Wait, the question asks for Long/Short entry prices and best spot buy price.

So for Short entry: maybe between current price and EMA25, but given the current price is 0.1656 and EMA25 is 0.1821. Alternatively, when price reaches or breaks EMA7 (0.1705), that could be a short entry. Alternatively, wait for a failed rally.

Alternatively, if MACD is negative and RSI is at 39, maybe a short could be entered at current price or a slight resistance level that's nearby, but the nearest resistance to the current price would be EMA25.

Alternatively, if the price moves below support, but since support is 0.1459, which is below the current price.

Hmm, perhaps entry points:

Possible short entry: if price breaks EMAs on the upside but can't sustain, but the current MACD negative and lower EMAs suggest a bearish trend. Maybe enter short when the price reaches 0.17 or so, the EMA7 area, anticipating a drop again down to support or beyond. But need confirmation.

Alternatively, the best short entry could be at the EMA25 (0.182) as a resistance, meaning if it breaks EMA25 upwards, perhaps a false breakout, but since MACD is still negative, maybe it's a reversal. Alternatively, not sure. Maybe the short entry near EMA7 when approaching from above?

Alternatively, given the RSI is under 50, the trend is bearish, so short entries at the EMA25 or at the resistance levels above.

Wait, maybe if the price climbs up to EMA7 (0.1705) where the EMA is acting as resistance, and since momentum is negative, this could be a good short entry. So EMA7 is 0.1705, so maybe a short around there.

Alternatively, for long entries, maybe when it bounces from support. Since price is currently at 0.1656 which is above the support of 0.1459, a possible long entry at support would require the price to fall to that support level. Since price is now higher than support, a retrace to that level would be needed.

Alternatively, since the support hasn't been broken, a conservative long entry might be at support, but unless price goes lower, not possible.

Alternatively, for a long, looking for a reversal signal, like a higher low or a positive divergence in MACD/RSI, but with RSI at 39, maybe an increase here could indicate buying pressure. But given current indicators, maybe not.

So best buy (spot) could be wait for a re-approach to support (0.1459) to buy, but if it's not breached, then support is holding. Alternatively, if the price can close above EMA25 (0.1821), that could be a buy, but again, given current MACD, that's unlikely.

Hmm, the best spot buy price is probably around support level, which is 0.1459, but again, only if it bounces. Alternatively, maybe a retest of the most recent low?

The resistance levels aren't relevant here since it's too far.

Alternatively, if there's a bullish candle forming at support, that could be the spot buy point.

Putting it all together, to answer the question:

Long entry suggestions: Support area 0.1459 if tested. Alternatively, if there's a break above EMAs, but that's less likely.

Short entry: Maybe at EMA7 (0.1705) if price attempts to reach there and then reverses down. Or EMA25 if it fails there, maybe at that EMA resistance.

Best spot buy: Support at 0.1459 where the support holds, but since current price is 0.1656, it's above support. So the best spot buy would be if it tests support again, or maybe a stronger support near that level.

Wait, the current average volume is decreasing; lower volume could indicate a potential for a reversal, but not sure.

Alternatively, given the RSI is low but not extremely oversold (39), so maybe not a buy yet.

Hmm.

Wait, the user is asking for best long/short entry prices based on technicals.

Long: The resistance is near 0.17 (EMA7), but long entry would typically below resistance, so maybe a breakout or support zone. Since price is currently at 0.1656, and supports at 0.1459, if it holds support then a long entry at support makes sense.

Alternatively, if the price is moving sideways, maybe a higher low, then consider a long.

Alternatively, a higher time frame view, but since 1d chart, maybe support is key.

For Short: A long entry at support, short entries could be when approaching EMAs like EMA25. So, if price reaches EMA7 (0.17), maybe test EMA25, a reversal there would trigger short entries. Alternatively, if it retraces up to EMA7, then sell there.

Alternatively, given that the MACD is negative but not too overdone, and RSI in lower range, a possible short entry near the EMA25 area if resistance holds.

Hmm, best to check:

Best Long entry: Near support level 0.1459, where the price could bounce.

Best Short entry: Approaching EMA7 (0.17) or EMA25 (0.182) which are current resistances.

The best spot buy (recommendation to buy) is likely at support, so 0.1459 if it hits there. But since current price is higher, maybe set a buy limit there.

Alternatively, if the price breaks below support, that's a strong sell-off, but short, but for best buy, that's not ideal.

Another thought: RSI is 39, not too oversold, so maybe not the best buy yet, but support is a level.

Alternatively, a retest of the EMA25 resistance could be a resistance level for short entry.

So compiling all that into the answer. The key is the EMAs being bearish crossover, and support/resistance levels.
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**Analysis Summary**:
- **Bearish trend** confirmed by EMA7 (0.1706) below EMA25 (0.1822) and negative MACD (-0.01).
- **RSI (39.17)** suggests bearish momentum but not oversold yet.
- **Support (0.1459)** is key; **resistance** at EMAs (0.1706/0.1822).

**Best Long Entries**:
- **Wait for support hold**: Enter long at **0.1450** (near support) if price bounces strongly off that level.
- Confluence with **RSI bounce above 40** for confirmation.

**Best Short Entries**:
- **Resistance test**: Enter short if price *fails to break EMA7 (0.1710)*; trigger @ **0.1705–0.1720**.
- **Breakdown below support** (0.1459): Aggressive short bias at **0.1450**, but only after confirmation with lower low volume.

**Best Spot Buy Price**:
- **0.1450–0.1480** (support zone) if tested, assuming stable volume and RSI reversal. Avoid buying here if volume remains low.

**Recommendation**:
- Trade bias is **bearish**. Prioritize short opportunities near EMAs, or longs only at confirmed support bounce. Monitor volume trends to confirm strength.

**Key Levels to Watch (1d Chart)**:
- **Stop-Loss for Longs**: Below 0.1450.
- **Target for Shorts**: Next support @ 0.1450, followed by 0.10 if bearishness continues.