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Okay, let's start by looking at the current price of STRKUSDT at 0.1137. The EMA7 is 0.1127 and the EMA25 is 0.1151. So the EMA7 is below the EMA25, indicating a bearish trend. The spread between them is small, so maybe the trend isn't strong, but still downtrend.

The RSI is 45.71, which is just below 50. That suggests the asset is slightly oversold, but not extremely. Might be a neutral or slightly bearish momentum.

MACD is negative at -0.0022, which usually means bearish momentum. The MACD line is below the signal line, reinforcing the downtrend.

Resistance is at 0.15, which is quite a ways above the current price, so maybe that's a hard to reach level. Support is at 0.1071. The price is hovering near support levels, so if it breaks below, further decline could follow.

Volume is decreasing but average. Lower volume might mean less conviction in the current trend.

Looking for entry points: a short entry around the current price but maybe wait for a slight bounce up towards the EMA7 or EMA25? Wait, the current price is above both EMAs? Or is it? Wait, current price is 0.1137, EMA7 is 0.1127 and EMA25 is 0.1151. So price is between the two EMAs. Wait, the price is above EMA7 but below EMA25. So maybe the trend is not decisively one way yet.

Wait, since EMA7 is below EMA25, that's a downtrend. The price is sandwiched between them. If it breaks below EMA7, then that's a bearish signal. If it closes above EMA25, maybe a reversal?

Since RSI is just below 50 and MACD negative, maybe the trend is still bearish. But RSI not oversold gives a warning.

For a short entry, maybe when price approaches resistance and can't break it, or when it breaks support? Hmm, perhaps support at 0.1071 is key. If it breaks support, that's a possible entry for a short. Alternatively, if the price is consolidating, maybe look for a bearish candle pattern near the current level?

Alternatively, considering support is near, a possible short could be at the current price with a stop loss above EMA25? Wait, better to set stop above resistance? Not sure. Maybe set short at 0.114 with a stop above 0.1151 (EMA25). Target towards 0.1071?

Alternatively, if it drops below support, go short with targets lower. So best to wait for a break below support first? A break below 0.1071 would indicate a stronger downtrend, so that could be the entry point with stop above that. But since the price is currently at 0.1137, maybe it's better to wait for a pullback to the support before entering.

Alternatively, maybe a long entry if the price bounces off support. Since RSI is near 45, it's near oversold, so maybe a rebound is possible. So possible long entry at support region with a target up towards EMA25 or even resistance?

Hmm, balancing all data. The RSI isn't extremely oversold, so maybe not too bullish yet. The volume is decreasing, so maybe a pullback to support could be a buying opportunity if it holds, or a break below support would open more downside.

So advice would be: Short below support, or look for a long setup if it holds the support and reverses upwards.

Wait, the question asked for best long/short entry prices and spot buy price. Let me structure this.

For short positions: the current price is near the support, so maybe wait for a test of support. Short entry at 0.114 with stop above 0.115 (EMA25). But maybe 0.114 is too close. Alternatively, if price starts to drop below 0.1071, then take that as a signal, entry price at 0.107, but that's the support. Or perhaps entry at current after confirmation of a break?

Wait, maybe the short entry is when the price breaks below 0.1071, then go short with target lower. But current price is 0.1137, so that might be a distance. Alternatively, if it can't hold the current level, then maybe take the short at current? But not sure.

Alternatively, the bearish setup is that price is between the EMAs, with the shorter below the longer, bearish crossover? Or was the EMA7 just under the EMA25? Since EMA7 is below EMA25, that's bearish. The price is above EMA7 but below EMA25. So the EMAs indicate bearish trend.

With RSI at 45, which is just below neutral. Maybe if RSI goes lower, like below 40, then more bearish.

So perhaps a cautious approach:

- Short entry: below 0.1137, but maybe the current price is already near support, so maybe a short on a retest of support?

Alternatively, best long entries can be if the price bounces back up towards EMA25, so if price holds support and turns upward, then maybe long near that level, with support at 0.1071 acting as the entry once it holds. A long could be entry at 0.114 with target EMA25 or resistance.

Hmm, maybe:

Long Entry: If there's a reversal from support (0.1071) and the price moves above EMA7 (0.1127), then a long could be at 0.1127 or above, targeting 0.115 or higher.

Short Entry: If price closes below 0.1071, confirming breakdown, then short at 0.106 with stop above previous resistance (maybe 0.1137 or EMA25). Alternatively, short at current price if there's a clear downtrend continuation? But current RSI isn't overbought.

Alternatively, considering the MACD is negative but close to zero. Maybe waiting for a bearish divergence? Not sure.

Alternatively, since EMA25 is still above the current price, and RSI lowish, maybe short around the recent high (which would need calculation, but assuming price is at 0.1137, maybe if goes up to EMAs' resistance, like 0.115, then short there?

Wait, the resistance is at 0.15, which is way higher, so perhaps the main resistances between EMA25 and 0.15.

Hmm. Let me try to structure this properly.

Best Short Entry: Wait for price to approach EMA25 (0.115) and then drop, but that's above current price. Alternatively, since current price is 0.1137, if EMA7 is at 0.1127, so the price is slightly above EMA7. If the price drops below 0.1127, that would be a bearish crossover, so entry at a breach of EMA7. Alternatively, the support is 0.1071, so if it hold, maybe not.

Alternatively, considering the immediate support at 0.1071, maybe the best short entry after breaking that support with confirmation.

Best to wait for a clear breakdown below support (0.1071), and then go short at next level lower, say 0.106, with stop above 0.1071, target lower. The existing support would become resistance if it breaks down.

Best Long Entry: If the price bounces off the support at 0.1071 and moves above EMA25 (0.115), that could be a reversal. Alternatively, a failed attempt to go lower, bounces back up, then long at 0.113 or hold at EMA7 support.

Alternatively, since RSI is at 45, which is bearish but not overextended, may not be a good short here yet. Maybe better to wait for a lower RSI. But user wants immediate advice.

Alternatively, take the current price near support: If it holds support, then a short may not be the best, while long entry could be around the 0.1071 support with stop below that, target at EMA25 or higher.

Hmm, tricky. Also, the average volume is decreasing, which might indicate possible consolidation or lack of momentum. Maybe a possible consolidation between 0.1071 and EMAs.

Alternatively, if volume picks up on a break of support, then short.

To sum up, possibly:

- Short Entry: If price breaks below 0.1071, then short at 0.106, stop at 0.1071 + a bit, target lower.

- Long Entry: Only if price bounces off support and rallies above EMA25 (0.115), then long there, with stop below 0.1071.

The best spot buy price could be at support or below. But need confirmation.

Given the info, the best spot buy price at resistance near support levels. Wait, the current price is 0.1137, so near support. If it holds support, then maybe a long entry there. So buy at 0.113 or lower, aiming for higher resistance.

Best spot buy price might be at 0.1071 or lower (but that's support; maybe set a buy stop near that if intending to go long on confirmation). Alternatively, if one expects a bounce, buy near current price, but with support just below.

Considering all, the best entries:

Long: 0.1075 (near support with a stop below 0.107) targeting EMA25 (0.115) and resistance 0.115, but RSI is bearish.

Short: If price breaks 0.1071, enter short at next candle below, stop at 0.11, target 0.105 or lower.

Alternatively, given RSI is at 45 which is bearishish but not oversold, maybe a short if the price tries to rebound to 0.115 and can't, so sell there. Hmm, perhaps:

Short Entry Price: 0.114 with stop 0.116, target 0.1071 and below.

Long Entry: 0.107 with stop below, target 0.11 and 0.12.

Current price is 0.1137, so if the price can't go lower, then upswing.

Alternatively, the best spot buy now is if the current price is considered bottom, so at 0.1137 with stop loss near 0.107, target higher.

Hmm, need to structure this clearly for the user in concise points.

Wait, perhaps better to structure as:

Long Entry: Wait for a bounce off support (0.1071) and move above EMA25 (0.115), so entry at 0.114-0.115 area.

Short Entry: If the price drops below 0.1071 support, short next test below, say 0.106, targeting toward 0.105 or lower.

Best spot buy (long) on a retest of support: if holds support, buy around there, like 0.107, with a stop below. Alternatively, current price is already near support so if you are bearish, short on a new low?

Hmm, tricky. The user might want immediate entries.

Alternatively, since current price is at 0.1137, near the EMA7 and support, and RSI is below 50 but not oversold, a potential short entry could be current level (0.1137), with target below support. But the risk is stopping at EMA25 or above?

Alternatively, the safest is to look for support to break to enter short. So in terms of entries now:

Best short entry price is at or below support, so 0.107, but only if it drops, then the entry becomes possible. If it's above, no.

Best long entry is above EMA25? No, that's already higher than current. Alternatively, a retest of EMA25 as resistance.

Maybe the best entries are:

Short Entry: 0.107 (break of support) with target 0.104.

Long Entry: 0.0.107 or a break of resistance (unlikely), or a move above EMA25.

Alternatively, since the price is between EMAs and RSI in neutral, but sloping down, maybe short the current price around 0.114 with stop above EMA25, target support.

Alternatively, the immediate Short: The current price may move down to test support.

Perhaps best to structure entries with the given info, here's the thought process then structure the answer as per user's question.
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**STRKUSDT 4h Analysis Summary:**

**Trend:** Bearish (EMA7 < EMA25, MACD negative, near support).

**Best Short Entry:**
- **Price Entry:** Below **0.1071** (support break confirmation) at 0.1065 or lower.
- **Stop Loss:** 0.108 above the support.
- **Target:** 0.104 or lower.

**Alternative Short Entry (if price doesn’t break support):**
- Short at **0.1120-0.1125**, confirming a dip below EMA7 (0.1127).
- **Stop:** 0.1140.
- **Target:** 0.107–0.104.

**Best Long Entry:**
- Wait for a **bounce off support (0.1071) and a close above EMA25 (0.1150).**
- **Price Entry:** Above 0.115 with a breakout candle.
- **Stop Loss:** Below 0.1127 (EMA7).
- **Target:** 0.118–0.12 (EMA25 to resistance).

**Best Spot Buy Price (Long on Reversal):**
- Near **current price (0.1137) if confirming a strong bullish candlestick reversal (e.g., a hammer) at support.
- **Favorable Trigger:** Volume spikes on a bounce above 0.114, confirming support holds.

**Risks:** Weak volume may limit sharp moves; wait for confirmation before entering. Avoid bullish entries until EMA7/E MA25 cross higher.