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Okay, let's see. I need to do a technical analysis for RAYUSDT over the last week based on the given data. The current price is 2.868. Alright, first, let me look at the EMAs. The EMA7 is 2.55, and the EMA25 is 3.118. Since the EMA7 is below the EMA25, that's a bearish sign, right? It means the shorter-term moving average is below the longer one, indicating downward momentum.

Next, the RSI14 is 48.1, which is just below 50. Since 50 is the neutral point, that suggests we're in a bearish trend because it's below 50, but not extremely oversold unless it drops below 30. Hmm, at 48, it's somewhat balanced but leaning bearish.

The MACD line is -0.38, which is positive or negative? Wait, the value is a negative number, so that means the MACD line is below the signal line, indicating bearish momentum. Typically, a negative MACD suggests selling pressure, which supports the bearish trend we saw with the EMAs.

Resistance and support levels: The nearest resistance is quite high at 8.7, which is way above the current price of 2.868. The main support is 0.1589, but that's a big drop from current price. The immediate support might be lower, but user data here might be referring to key levels. Wait, maybe they set those as the extreme support/resistances, but for immediate trading decisions, we need closer levels. Wait, maybe there's a mistake here because the resistance is too high. The price right now is around 2.8, so the resistance of 8.7 is really far away. Perhaps the support is a key swing low, but maybe immediate support is closer? The user might have provided main levels versus immediate ones. Not sure, but maybe better to focus on the provided.

The average volume is over 64 million, which is substantial, but the volume trend is decreasing. Lower volume could indicate weakening momentum or indecision. That might suggest that the current downward trend isn't as strong as it could be. Maybe there's a consolidation phase, but not strong momentum.

Now considering all these factors, the price is below both EMAs (since EMA25 is 3.118, which is above 2.868), so EMA25 is resistance. The EMA7 is 2.55, so if price is above EM7, but below EMA25, that's still a bearish setup. RSI is neutralish but bearish, MACD negative. Volume decreasing suggests less participation, which could lead to a pause or reversal.

Possible entry points: if considering short, maybe when price pulls back to EMA25 resistance (around 3.118) to confirm a rejection and a drop again. But if selling continues, maybe a short entry near current EMA7 support at 2.55? Or wait for a retest of EMA7 as support. Alternatively, looking for higher time frames might help but data given is for a week, so focus on weekly.

Wait, the user's data was "at 1w." So this is weekly data. The price now is 2.868, which is below EMA25 which is at 3.118 and above EMA7 (2.55). Since the 7-day EMA is support, but EMA25 is resistance.

Short entry could be if price breaks below EMA7 (2.55) because that's a key support. Long entry might be once the price moves back above EMA25 (3.118), but since currently it's bearish, long might not be favorable unless there's a reversal. Alternatively, considering RSI is around 48, near to oversold territory below 50, but not yet. If RSI starts moving lower, maybe a short when it reaches a lower swing high.

Wait, the MACD is negative (so MacD line is below zero and negative value, which is bearish). The Resistance is at 8.7, which is so high. Support is 0.1589, which is way lower. That support might be too low, perhaps a yearly low or something, not the next key support. Since price is at 2.86, maybe there are closer support zones not mentioned. But according to the user data, those are the key levels.

Given all this, the best short entry might be around the current price, but wait to see if the current level holds. Alternatively, a short could be entered near resistance of current 7-EMA at 2.55? Wait, no - if the price is now at 2.86, which is above EMA7 (2.55), then EMA7 is support. So if price pulls back to test EMA7 (support) and doesn't break below, maybe it's a short setup on a rejection at higher levels (above 2.86) but resistance for short-term would be the EMA25's level. Wait, the EMA25 is 3.118 which is a resistance level, so if price tries to go up to that, a possible rejection could give shorts. But the current price is below EMA25, so if the price is moving lower, then a short could be near current levels or wait for a higher bounce then go short.

Alternatively, the best short entry is right here at 2.86, expecting to drop further. But need to check support levels. The support level given is 0.1589, which is way too low, so maybe a more immediate support is 2.55 (EMA7). So maybe the price dropping to EMA7 (2.55) would be a support level, where if it breaks below, the downtrend continues.

Alternatively, if price is bearish and there's a bearish setup now, so to enter a short, perhaps when it touches a higher low or resistance but since it's already below EMAs, a short could be done here. But the advice needs to be precise.

Based on these indicators, maybe the best entry for a short is at current price or wait for a retrace to resistance (like EMA25), but given the bearish momentum, maybe go short now but set a stop near MACD and RSI trends.

Alternatively, the MACD being negative but is the signal line below, or the histogram? Maybe need to consider that the MACD shows bearish, RSI neutral, so maybe a short entry.

The volume is decreasing which might mean momentum decreasing, so a downward move might lose steam. Maybe the best short entry is closer to the EMA25 (3.118) if price tries to move back there, and then reject then short, but given the current price is below, perhaps a better entry would be when there's a pullback to the EMA lines.

Alternatively, if the support at EMA7 (2.55) holds, and there's a bounce, then buy? Wait, maybe long only if price closes above EMA25, but since it's below, perhaps long not advisable unless there's reversal signal.

So, given all that, best strategy is short: Enter a short around current price (2.868) with a stop loss above EMA25 (3.118) since that's the next resistance. Take profit target towards the support (0.1589) but that's low. Alternatively, a safer target might be calculated based on the gap between EMA25 and current.

Alternatively, maybe the resistance and support numbers given might not be immediate, so maybe the immediate resistance near 3.118.

Wait the Resistance given via user is 8.7 which is way higher. The support is 0.1589, perhaps the main support. But since we are doing weekly, maybe weekly timeframe, the resistance at 8.7 is an old resistance, but current weekly resistance is around EMA25?

So putting it all together, given that EMAs are bearish, MACD negative, RSI neutral but below 50, and decreasing volumes: a short position makes sense. So entry price might be the current price of around 2.86, but should check next support at EMA7 (2.55), so maybe the short entry is on a bounce to a higher level, but if bear is strong, entering now could be wise.

Alternatively, wait for price to reach lower support to confirm before going long, but given the EMAs, perhaps the next support is 2.55, so if price drops to that level, breaking it would be a strong signal.

Best entry for short would be at support test, so when price bounces back down from EMA25 or breaks below EMA7. So maybe set a short entry atResistance is at 8.7, which is way up, so perhaps the immediate resistance to watch is the EMA25 (3.118). The support EMA is the 7-day EMA at 2.55.

So the short entry would be at current price, with a stop above 3.118. Alternatively, a better entry would be at a higher point when the resistance holds (EMA25), then short. Alternatively, maybe wait for EMA7 to hold, and then a failure might push lower.

But given current price is 2.86, which is between EMA7 (2.55) and EMA25 (3.11), and the MACD is negative, probably continuing to go down. So maybe short entry now at 2.868 with a stop just above EMA25 resistance? Wait, not sure about stops here.

Alternatively, the best long entry would be if price breaks above EMA25 (3.118). Since the MACD is negative but maybe a crossover could trigger.

Best long entry near resistance, so maybe EMA25 (3.118) level.

Best buy spot price is not clear unless there's a rebound. Since all indicators are bearish, maybe only looking for short entries.

Wait, the RSI is 48, which is just under neutral, but not entering oversold. So oversold zone starts below 30, so not oversold yet.

Putting all this together, recommendations would be:

Longs: maybe if there's a bounce above 3.1, but since RSI not showing overbought, low chance. Not ideal. Maybe a better entry is not recommended.

Short entry: enter short either now when price is still above EMAs, but the EMA25 is resistance. Alternatively, when price bounces to 3.1, enter short, but that's resistance. Wait, if price is going down, then an immediate short is possible. Alternatively, set a stop loss above 3.1, wait for price to reach a lower support or the support line given (0.15) seems too low.

Best Short entry is when the price crosses below EMA7 (2.55) because current price is above 2.55, so crossing below would be a confirmation of downward trend. Wait, currently Price is 2.86, which is above EMA7 (2.55). So EMA7 is support, the next support down after EMA7 (2.55).

Therefore, if a resistance (EMA25) is above us, maybe bearish trend, so short entry when price rejects EMA25? Alternatively, the current price is between EMAs, but EMA25 is higher. Maybe best long entry when price crosses above EMA25, but since in a bearish trend, not likely.

Alternatively, the immediate resistance is EMA25, but price is below that, EMA25 is resistance.

Given the indicators are bearish, short entry would be at current level, 2.86, with a stop just above 3.1 (the EMA25) to protect if the trend reverses.

Alternatively, a safer entry would be if price breaks below EMA7 (2.55), but the stop would be below.

Alternatively, using Fibonacci or other levels. Since data given is limited, maybe best to look at EMA support.

Best long positions: not advisable unless there's a clear bullish signal.

Final thought: recommend short position on a test of EMA7, so entry at current price 2.86 with a stop above EMA25 (3.1), aiming for support at 2.55 or lower.

Wait, the support is 0.15, which is too far. The EMA7 support is 2.55. So target could be EMA7, then EMA25 becomes a zone.

So Long entry: when breaking above EMA25 (3.11), but with bearish indicators, not likely.

Best short entry: now, at 2.868, with stop above 3.11. Or wait for a test of EMA7 (2.55) and short break there. Maybe a better entry is when price reaches EMA25 resistance and retraces, but that's above current price. Alternatively, if volume drops (as average volume is decreasing, so less force).

Alternatively, the decreasing volume might mean the downtrend is weakening, which could prevent further drops, so a bounce and short there? Not sure.

Hmm, conflicting indicators. But indicators mostly bearish. So long/short:

Short entry: current price 2.868, maybe target near EMA7 (2.55) or lower to support (0.15).

Alternatively, best spot buy is when price nears 2.55 support, buying if there's a bounce. So long entry around 2.55 with stop below that.

Best short is now, but maybe better to wait for EMA25 rejection.

Alternatively, user provides resistance at 8.7 which is too high, support at 0.15, but perhaps the EMA-based supports are better.

Given all, I'll compile the best short entry at current price, and the long would be when crosses above EMA25 with higher volume. But given data, likely better to short.

Also, with volume decreasing, maybe the downward movement is losing steam, but indicators still bearish. Maybe the best short is at current with target at 2.55, then lower.

So for entries:

Short entry at 2.868, stop above when break, target to 2.55.

Alternatively, a better entry could be when touching resistance (maybe higher?), but not. Maybe better short is above EMA25 which is higher, but since price is below, maybe not.

Perhaps best entries as per above, and spot buy at support (2.55), maybe target to EMA25 or higher. Wait long when support holds.

Okay, thinking of price at 2.8:

Best Long entry: when price bounces and crosses above EMA25, but currently unlikely.

So spot buy recommendation would be wait for support (at 2.55) and then if price returns, use that as buy if support holds.

Therefore, compiling all:

Best Long: 2.55, entering if support holds there.

Best Short: now (2.868) to EMA7 (2.55), then lower.

So the answer is to advise short with entry around current price, stop loss maybe EMA25 (3.1), sell on resistance and aim downward. So in bullet points, entries, etc.
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**Technical Analysis (Weekly Chart):**
- Bearish trend confirmed by EMA15 below EMA25 (price < EMA25) and negative MACD.
- **Best Short Entry**: Enter **Long** (not advisable) or **Short** now (2.868), with a stop above EMA25 (3.120) or RSI overbought (but unlikely). Focus is on **Short**).
- **Short Target**: 2.55 (EMA7 support) then toward key support 0.1589 (larger timeframe).

**Best Long Entry (low-probability):** Wait for price to cross **above EMA25 (3.12)** (bullish signal, unlikely).

**Best Spot Buy (cautious)**: Wait for price to test EMA7 (2.55), confirm support with bullish candle, then buy with a stop below 2.50.

**Key Levels**:
- Resistance: 2.9 (EMA25 at 3.12 is distant).
- Support: 2.55 (EMA7).

**Final Suggestion**: Short entry at 2.868, target 2.55, with a stop above 3.00 (if price jumps). Use 2.55 as a retest for potential long opportunity. Monitor volume; decreasing volume may limit downside speed, so use tight stops.