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<think>
Okay, let's break down the technical indicators for PEOPLEUSDT. The user provided data including price, EMAs, RSI, MACD, resistance, support, and volume.

First, the current price is 0.01725. The EMA7 is at 0.01858, which is above the price. The EMA25 is 0.02428, so the price is well below both EMAs, suggesting a downtrend. But wait, isn't the EMA7 below the EMA25? That means the shorter EMA is below the longer one, indicating a bearish setup.

The RSI is 42.09, just under 50 which is neutral. Below 50 often means oversold or downward momentum. The RSI is in neutral territory but with more downside.

The MACD line is negative (-0.0055), so maybe the MACD line is below the signal line? The standard MACD uses a 12-26-9, so the given MACD value is negative, suggesting bearish momentum. Negative MACD often means the price is below its exponential moving average, so that supports the downtrend.

Resistance is at 0.144, but that seems way higher than the current price. Wait, the current price is 0.01725. The resistance could be a typo maybe? If the resistance is 0.144, that's a huge gap. Support is 0.00846, which is closer to the current price. So the current price is above support but below both EMAs and far from resistance.

Volume is high but decreasing, which isn't good for an upward move. Lower volume could indicate a potential loss of momentum, so if price is already dropping, decreasing volume might mean traders aren't pushing it lower now, but not enough to reverse.

Possible scenarios: Since price is below EMAs and MACD negative, there's a bearish trend. The RSI is in neutral but could move lower. Key support at 0.00846. If price holds support, might consolidate, but if breaks through, more downswing.

For entry points, if shorting, the current price is near support, so perhaps there's a bounce up. But if the support breaks, then short. Otherwise, maybe wait for a break below support to enter short with a stop above EMAs? Alternatively, a short entry where? The EMA25 is way above, so the price would have to go even lower. Wait, maybe consider entering a short if it bounces up towards the EMAs. Like, if the price tries to go back up to EMA7, that could be a short entry. The best long entry might be if it bounces up near support and there's a reversal signal, but with decreasing volume, that's uncertain.

Alternatively, the spot buy (long) might be considered around the support level, but need confirmation. Wait the user asked for Long/Short entry prices and the best spot buy price.

For long entry: The support at 0.00846 is the floor. If price bounces here and starts moving up, with perhaps a positive divergence on RSI or MACD? But currently RSI is bearishish. The 7-day view, so looking at weekly trends? Or maybe the data is for a 1-week period.

Alternatively, maybe a short entry when the price approaches EMA7 (0.01858) again, assuming it's resistance now. Since price is below EMAs, test the EMA7 could be a resistance level, so entry there with stop above EMA25? But EMA25 is 0.02428, which is higher so far.

Alternatively, the best spot buy (long) is around support if there's a bounce. The best short would be entering near EMA7 with a stop above.

Need to check for possible corrections. Let me see, also volume is decreasing, which might indicate weakness in the downward move. If volume drops more on a further drop, but if the trend stays, then maybe the current support holds.

Another thing, RSI at 42 is slightly oversold but not deeply. Maybe RSI crossing above 42 could indicate momentum shift, so maybe waiting for RSI to hit around 40 before looking for a support bounce.

So putting it all together for the entries:

Short Entry: Maybe wait for the price to reach EMA7 (0.01858) again, which could be resistance. If it hits that again but can't break above, that's a short entry. Stop loss just above EMA25?

Long Entry? Maybe waiting until a positive crossover of EMAs, or at least RSI moving back up, but given the current EMAs, that's tough. Alternatively, the support at 0.00846. So a spot buy (long) could be triggered if it bounces back from support and gains volume. But need to confirm with a higher time frame. Since the user is looking for the best prices, the support level is key.

Wait the resistance is way higher, so perhaps the price is in a downtrend with support as a possible entry. Maybe the best spot buy price is at the support level of 0.00846, or slightly above. Short entries could be just below the EMA7, but since EMA7 is above current price, maybe that's where short is taken if resistance holds.

Alternatively, given the price is near support, shorting could be riskier because support might hold. Maybe the short entry when it breaks 5% below support, but that's below the listed support.

Hmm. Best long entry prices would be if support holds, so the support level itself. For long, support is the entry. The user is asking for best long entry and short entry, along with spot buy (long) price.

The provided RSI is neutral. Also, MACD is -0.0055, which is negative. Typically, MACD being below zero can mean bearish.

Considering all, my conclusion might be:

Short entry when price bounces towards EMA7 (0.01858). Maybe the price is rising again up to that level; enter at that resistance level, with a stop above.

Long entry would be at support or a bounce from there, so the best spot buy is at support (0.00846). But maybe look for a pullback to support with a positive RSI and then enter long there, so that's the best price.

Alternatively, the current price is 0.0172, which is higher than support. So if it drops to support, buy there, with stop below maybe. So long entry at support.

For a short entry, maybe when price touches EMA7 (0.0185) as resistance, sell short, expecting it to go down again, with a stop maybe above the EMA25? Or perhaps a short entry now would be too early. But since it's below EMAs, maybe wait for a failed breakout attempt up, then retrace down.

Hmm. The best entries would depend on price approaching key levels. Current price is between support and EMA7. Since it's closer to support, perhaps waiting for confirmation of support holding before going long.

Given the numbers, the spot purchase (long) should be at support 0.00846, but since it's already close, maybe a move below could be dangerous. Alternatively, if it rallies up to EMA7, short entry there with stop above current EMA?

Alternatively, the best short entry could be the current price of 0.0172. Since it's below EMAs and MACD negative, shorting here with stop at EMA7? Or maybe short at the current price (0.01725) with a stop above, say, the recent high?

But perhaps waiting for a move up to trigger a short.

Hmm. Maybe the best short entry is around 0.0185 (EMA7), and the best spot buy (long) is the support at 0.00846. The current price is a bit high if considering possible further downtrend.

But the resistance is 0.144, which seems much higher, maybe typo? Like maybe resistance is 0.0144? Because 0.144 is too far. Maybe a decimal place error. If resistance is 0.0144 and support 0.00846, it makes more sense. But the data says resistance 0.144. That might be an issue. But assuming the given numbers are correct, then resistance is way higher, so the support is critical.

In conclusion:

Short entry: at 0.0185 (EMA7) level with stop above.

Long entry: at support 0.00846, with stop below support. Since it's the 1-week timeframe, the stop-loss considerations matter. But entries must be near key points.

Best long/buy price would be at support, but the current price is higher, so if it breaks below support, that's a worse scenario. So maybe the best entry is the support level.

The MACD is negative, RSI in neutral but indicating bearish. So suggesting short at resistance (EMA7), and long at support. So the technical advice would be those points.

Double-checking the numbers again. Current price is 0.01725, and EMA7 at 0.01858. So EMA7 is higher. If the price goes back up to touch the EMA7, that could be resistance to short.

Alternatively, if it's already under EMA7, but close, maybe an entry at current price with a protective stop?

But according to the indicators, overall bearish trend. So long trade would need confirmation of reversal.
</think>

**Technical Analysis Summary (PEOPLEUSDT):**
- **Price** at 0.01725 is below both **EMA7 (bearish)** and **EMA25 (0.01858/0.02428)**, signaling a **downtrend**.
- **RSI (42)** is neutral/bearish; **MACD (-0.0055)** confirms bearish momentum.
- **Resistance (0.144)** is distant; **Support (0.00846)** is critical. **Volume is decreasing**, suggesting weakening selling pressure or consolidation.

**Recommendations:**

### Long Entry:
- **Entry:** Buy at **support level 0.00846** if price holds support. Wait for confirmation via a bounce off support, rising RSI above 45, and volume increase on the bounce.
- **Stop Loss:** Below 0.008 (*~10 pips from support*).

### Short Entry:
- **Entry:** Short at **EMA7 (0.01858)** if price briefly dips upward toward this resistance, followed by rejection/RSI divergence.
- **Stop Loss:** Above EMA7 (+5-10% to avoid fakeouts.
- **Target:** Downward to 0.01 (or below support for aggressive plays).

### Best Spot Buy (Long):
- **Execute at support (0.00846)** on confirmation of a rebound. Avoid buying at current price (0.01725) without a clear reversal signal.

### Key Watchpoints:
1. **Price breaking below 0.00846** triggers a deeper decline.
2. **Volume surges** at support confirm a long entry; volume at resistance rejects shorts.

**Final Call:** Bearish bias dominates; prioritize **shorts** above support until an upward breakout occurs.

*Wait for trend confirmation before entering. Use tight stops.*