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<think>
Okay, let's see. The user provided the current data for SYNUSDT at 15 minutes. The price is 0.088. The EMA7 is 0.08898, which is slightly above the current price, and the EMA25 is 0.08997, so both EMAs are above the current price. That might indicate some resistance.

Looking at the RSI14 at 32.79, which is below 30, suggesting oversold conditions. But I remember sometimes RSI can stay in oversold levels for a while, so maybe not an immediate reversal? The MACD is negative at -0.0007, so the trend is bearish since MACD is below zero. Also, the MACD line being negative and possibly moving further down?

Support is 0.0876. The price is just slightly above it, so if it breaks below support, that could be bad. The resistance is at 0.0975. The EMA25 at 0.09 is also a nearby resistance.

Since the price is near support and RSI is low, maybe a bounce could happen, but since the trend is bearish with MACD and EMA above price, there's some conflicting signals here. Maybe short opportunity? Long could be possible if price holds support.

Looking at entry points: For a long, once the price bounces off support, crosses EMA7, maybe. Short entry could be if price breaks support. The EMA7 is at 0.08898, which is just slightly above current price. So maybe near that EMA as resistance. The current price is 0.088, so EMA7 is like 0.089, so if it can break above that? Wait, actually the price is below both EMAs. The EMA7 is near current price but slightly higher. Maybe support is key here.

For resistance and support levels, the support is holding at 0.0876. If price can push up from there, maybe a long entry around EMA7 level, like 0.089?

Short entry might be if the price breaks support, but then volume is increasing. Hmm, volume is at an average of almost 108k, but the trend is increasing, which suggests selling pressure? Wait, Volume Trend: Increasing. Maybe higher volume on the downside?

Wait, the question is about entries. So maybe if price breaks EMA7 upwards, which is nearby, that's a possible entry for a long. Or wait, considering both EMAs are above, crossing above the EMA7 could signal a short covering? Not sure.

The RSI is oversold, so if we get a bearish divergence or not? Let me see: RSI is 32.79, which is oversold, so a long could be considered here, but since the MACD is still negative and below zero, which indicates a downtrend. Need to balance between oversold and the trend.

Alternatively, the setup is bearish: price below EMAs, RSI low but trend still down, so maybe the best setup is a short if it bounces a bit and starts moving lower. But the support is almost hitting, so maybe buying the dip?

Wait, the current price is 0.088. The support is 0.0876, which is very close, so maybe the price can't go much lower. So a possible reversal on support. If it holds, then long entry.

Looking for best long entry: maybe when price moves above EMA7 (0.0889) as a breakout from the support level, meaning a possible reversal. So long entry at around 0.089 would be target entry. Stop loss below 0.0876.

Short entry: if price can't sustain above support and breaks it, then short. But since support is close, maybe short entry only if it breaks lower, which would be below 0.0876. Alternatively, if there's a rejection from EMA25? Not sure.

Alternatively, if after bouncing from support, price moves up to EMA25, which is 0.0899, maybe a resistance point, so maybe short that or wait for a higher resistance? The main resistance is at 0.0975.

Best spot buy price: right now close to support, so maybe buying around support? So around 0.088 (now) is a good buy, especially if support holds. But the user wanted the best buy price.

Need to consider the EMAs. Since both EMAs are above price, maybe wait for price closing above EMAs. The short entry might be better if moving under support. Hmm.

Alternatively, if the price bounces to hit EMA7 (0.0889), which is nearby, then maybe a quick short? But with RSI low, maybe not.

Alternatively, considering that both EMAs are above the price, and if the price is bouncing off support, the short term support is key. Let me try to structure this.

Best long entries when it bounces up, crosses EMA7, maybe with higher volume. So the exact price could be a breakout above 0.0889.

Short entry: if price breaks support (0.0876) with increased volume, indicating a continuation of the downtrend.

Best buy price would be around the support level (0.0876 to 0.088) especially since it might hold, but if there's a bounce, so maybe the best buy if it holds support, so near the current price but maybe slightly higher. Alternatively, on a bounce from support with price above EMA7 is entry for long.

Wait, the user says "best spot buy price". Maybe near the support level, so 0.088 to 0.0885, or wait for it to rally to EMA7.

Hmm, also, average volume is increasing. If volume is increasing and price is low, that's typically bearish. So maybe the downside is stronger?

Putting it all together, maybe the best long (buy) entry is when the price breaks above EMA7 (0.089), so maybe set an entry there. Short entry is breaking below support (0.0876). The best spot price right now is at support, if it holds, so maybe around the current price (0.088) or just above it when bouncing.

Alternatively, RSI is at 32.79, so if it rises from there, maybe a rally, so best buy at current or slightly higher.

The answer needs to have Long entry, short entry, and best buy price. Need to be concise.
</think>

- **Long Entry**: Consider a long entry if price rallies above **EMA7 (0.0890)** with increasing volume, targeting EMA25 (0.09). Stop below support (0.0875).
- **Short Entry**: Enter short if price **breaks below 0.0876** (support) with conviction, targeting prior lows. Stop above EMA25.
- **Best Buy Price**: Current zone (0.0880) near support may offer value if holding, but confirmed breakout above EMA7 is safer for a long.

**Key Points**: Bearish trend (MACD negative, price below EMAs) with support test underway. Balance potential reversal at support with risk of further decline. Monitor volume for confirmation.