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<think>
Okay, let's break down the user's query. They want a technical analysis of OXTUSDT over a week with the given data. The price is 0.0518, and there are several indicators provided: EMAs (7 and 25), RSI14, MACD, support, resistance, volume, and volume trend. The user also needs advice on long/short entries and a spot buy price.

First, I need to recall what each indicator suggests. The EMAs here show the 7-day EMA is below the 25-day EMA since 0.056 is less than 0.0699. That usually indicates a downward trend. However, the current price is below both EMAs, which might signal further decline.

RSI is 36.47, which is below 50, suggesting oversold conditions. So maybe a bounce? But RSI can stay in oversold too. The MACD line is negative (-0.0097), which is bearish. The histogram? The user didn't mention, but the MACD line being negative with a downtrend might indicate bearish momentum.

Support is 0.0489 and resistance at 0.178. The price is near support, so possible bounce there. However, volume is decreasing, which might mean lack of interest; the trend could continue without volume confirming it.

For long entry: Since it's near support, maybe a long entry near support or if there's a bounce. The best price would be at the support level, 0.0489, or a bit higher to confirm a reversal. But with EMA7 below EMA25 and lower volume, maybe caution is needed here. Alternatively, if price breaks above EMA7 (0.0564), then a long entry could be considered.

For short entry: Since the trend is down, maybe a short if it reaches resistance or if it continues below support. But support is near current price. Alternatively, taking profit on shorts when nearing higher EMAs again.

Spot buy price: Since support is 0.0489, a bounce might happen there, so buying near that support level. But with the price currently at 0.0518, might wait for pullback to support before buying.

Wait, but EMA25 is higher, so the long-term EMA is still higher. Bearish cross since EMA7 crossed under EMA25 recently? But the support level is close to current, so maybe consider support break?

However, with MACD negative and lower price, plus low RSI, maybe there's a potential bounce, even if trend is bearish. Need to consider these factors together.

Best entry for long: 0.0489 is the support. If price holds there, it might rebound, so long entry there. But to confirm, wait for a candlestick pattern or volume increase.

Short entry could be if the price breaks above EMA25, but since it's below, maybe short if it rises to a resistance or near previous swing highs, but resistance is 0.178, which is way above. Maybe the nearest resistance is the EMA7 at 0.0564, so a short if it revisits that level. Wait, current price is 0.0518, which is below EMA7, but EMA7 is lower than EMA25. Maybe short if it breaks below support?

Alternatively, maybe support was not broken yet, so short above resistance? Hmm, not sure.

Alternatively, if the price goes below support, that's a strong short signal if it's a breakdown. But at current levels, maybe the best short is near EMA7? Hmm, need to balance this.

Alternatively, since the MACD is negative, and below EMAs, maybe short positions are advisable up to EMA7 level. Let me think again.

The user is asking for best Long entry price, short entry, and spot buy price. So perhaps structuring it:

Long: Buy near support 0.0488, but considering the current price is above that, maybe wait if it drops. However, since price is at 0.0518, which is above support, maybe a better entry closer to 0.0488.

Short: If price approaches EMA7 (0.0564), which is a resistance in the short term, short there with stop over that. Or, perhaps, considering the bearish trend, shorting at current levels (0.0518) but better to wait for pullbacks. Wait, but the price is moving down, so a short entry could be valid if there's a retest of upper EMAs? Hmm, maybe the best short entry is at EMA25, but that's much higher (0.0699). Alternatively, current levels maybe not the best for shorts unless the trend continues. Wait, the price is moving lower, so short entries along the way as it goes down, like if it breaks below support, that could be a bearish sign, but support is 0.0489.

Wait, perhaps the best short is at the current price? Not sure. Maybe better to consider that with EMA crossovers bearish, and RSI low, the trend is down, so short entry near resistance levels when bears push lower, or on bounces?

Alternatively, the short entry could be if the price moves up to EMA7 (0.0564) and then starts to drop, enter short there with a stop above. But perhaps the bearish MACD suggests to short when price moves to resistance?

Alternatively, given the indicators, long entry at support, short entry near EMA25 or resistance. But the resistance is way higher here. Hmm.

Wait, given all, maybe for long, support at 0.0488. For shorts, since EMA25 is high, perhaps entries at EMA7, which is a nearby resistance for a pullback. So short near 0.0564 again as resistance.

Alternatively, considering MACD is negative, and the price is below both EMAs, a short entry could be at EMA25, but it's high. Maybe the current price is better to short, but need to set stops. However, the best price for short could be if price hits EMA7 again and turns down.

Alternatively, given the average volume decreasing, the trend might be losing momentum. That complicates it. Lower volume could mean indecision.

The RSI is 36, so oversold, maybe a bounce (momentum oversold, so shorting here might have a pullback, but trend could still be down. Hmm, conflicting signals.

Maybe to give advice:

Long: Consider long entry at support (0.0488) as bounce, but with caution. Or wait for RSI to go lower to 30 for stronger support.

Short: Short below current price if there's a rally to EMA7 (0.0564), especially if volume increases there, as that could be a potential resistance. Alternatively, if price breaks below support, short further down, but maybe overextended.

The spot buy price could be entering near support, so the best buy price near 0.0488.

Wait, but the user provided the EMA values. Let me recheck numbers.

Current price: 0.0518.

Support is 0.0489, resistance 0.178.

EMA7 is 0.0564, EMA25 0.0699. The price is now between support and EMA25, but under EMA7. Since EMA7 is lower than EMA25, trend is bearish. RSI at 36, oversold, suggesting maybe a bounce from support, but momentum not confirmed. MACD is negative, so still bearish.

So perhaps the price is being pressed down, but at support. Could be a buy at support if broken, or a potential reversal, but may not hold. The volume is decreasing so trend might be weakening.

So the best long entry is once it bounces off support, but considering bearish trend, maybe not the best setup. However, oversold RSI suggests buying on bounce. So for long entry, when price rebounds from support (0.0488), maybe at a close above support confirming it's a bounce.

For short entry, if it bounces off support but can't hold, and breaks below, then might keep falling further. Or short on a break of EMA7 again to the downside. Maybe the best entries are:

Long: 0.0488 (support), but maybe 0.05 if it breaks briefly. But precise entry needs price action.

Wait, support is 0.0489, so entry there or slightly above to confirm.

Short entry: Let's see, if price rises again to EMA7 (0.056), then shorts there with stop near high of EMA, because if price goes up but EMAs are still in downtrend, maybe short at EMA7. Since current price is already below that.

Alternatively, short if there's a candle close below the support, but that's a break of support leading to further drop, but that's selling further down, which might not be the 'best' entry.

The best short entry price would be when it rises to the EMA7 (since EMA7 is above current price but below EMA25). So if there's a pullback to EMA7 of 0.0564, then short expecting downtrend to continue.

Thus, the best long entry is the support at 0.0488 or a bit above, and short entry around EMA7. But user asked for the best long and short entry prices, likely the key levels as resistance and support.

The spot buy price (best price to buy now) would be at or near support for longs, but it's better to wait for confirmation. Since the current price is 0.0518, not too far above support, maybe a spot buy near support if the plan is to go long.

Hmm. Also MACD line is negative, RSI low, price at support. Possible bear market bounce, so buying support, but stop below, maybe the best buy price is near support.

So, compiling this:

Best Long Entry: Support level (0.0489).

Best Short Entry: If price rises back to EMA7 (0.0564), then short here, or even a move above current to resistance level, but resistance is 0.178, which is too high. So the second EMA (EMA7) could be the key resistance.

Best Spot Buy: Wait for price to approach support (maybe current at 0.0518 is approaching, but still above support. So spot buy when it reaches 0.05 (mid between support and current?) Or better to confirm support hold? The current price is still above support, so maybe not yet at best buy.

Alternatively, if support holds at 0.0489, then buy there. If not, then need to reevaluate.

So the answers:

Long entry: support at 0.0489

Short entry: possible EMA7 around 0.0564, but that's resistance. Wait, to go short, when bears push it down, so entry at higher prices? Maybe EMA7 is a resistance where you short if the price there comes back down. Alternatively, in a downtrend, short entries after a bounce.

Alternatively, the short entry is at EMA25 where it's a resistance, but EMA25 is higher. Hmm.

Alternatively, best short is if the price pulls back upward to EMA7, and you short there expecting continuation lower.

Thus, the best Long entry at EMA support (which is 0.0489), and best short entry could be when price retests EMA7 (0.056), and shorts there, because if it fails there, downtrend continues

Best spot buy price: 0.0489 to buy (so the best price is at support).

I think that's the way to go. Need to present this concisely, with numbers.
</think>

**Technical Analysis Summary (OXTUSDT - 1w): 0.0518):**
- **Bearish trend** confirmed by EMA7 (0.0564) < EMA25 (0.0699), negative MACD (-0.0097), and declining volume.
- RSI (36.47) at oversold (30-50 range) suggests a potential short-term bounce, but trend remains bearish.

**Best Entries:**
- **Long:** Buy at **0.0488/0.0489** (support zone) if price holds the level and confirms reversal (e.g., bullish candle on higher volume). Alternatively, wait for a bounce to **EMA7 (0.0564)** before re-entering short.
- **Short:** Short at **EMA7 (0.0564)** if price rallies to test resistance (target below EMA25). Stop-loss above 0.06.

**Best Spot Buy Price:** Buy around **0.050–0.051** (near support) if the dip holds. Avoid chasing higher; wait for volume confirmation at support.

**Key Levels:**
- **Support (0.0489), Resistance (EMA7: 0.0564, EMA25: 0.0699, and 0.178).**
- Avoid aggressive action until momentum (RSI/Vol) or volume picks up.

**Recommendation:**
- Wait for a retracement bounce at EMA7 for shorting, while longs should prioritize confirmed support holds (0.0488) before entering long.