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Okay, let me try to break this down. The user is asking for a technical analysis of SYNUSDT over a week with the given data. The current price is 0.1013.

First, the EMAs: EMA7 is 0.1673 and EMA25 is 0.2783. Wait, those numbers are way higher than the current price. That's strange because typically EMAs smooth out the price, but if both are above the current price, maybe the market is trending downward? Usually, if EMA7 is above EMA25, it might indicate a bearish trend, but here both are higher. Hmm, maybe there was a significant drop, and the price is below both support lines. That could mean strong downward pressure.

RSI14 is 36.69, which is below 30, so oversold. But the user also mentioned that the volume is increasing, which sometimes can mean a sell-off or support is getting tested. Since the support is 0.0986 and the current price is 0.1013, very close to support, maybe it's a good support level to watch. If the price breaks below 0.0986, that might lead to more downside. But since it's already near support and RSI is in oversold, there might be a bounce possible here.

MACD is negative (-0.0863), indicating bearish momentum, but the MACD line being negative could mean that the shorter-term EMA is below the longer-term one. The MACD isn't telling me much without the signal line though. But the user didn't give that.

Resistance is 1.98? Wait, that seems way too high. The current price is 0.1013, so resistance at 1.98 would be like 19 times higher. That might be a typo. Maybe user meant 0.198 or something? Because a resistance that far away makes it not really applicable for the week timeframe. Maybe the user made a mistake in decimal places, but assuming it's correct, the resistance is way above and not relevant right now.

So the main things here are the price at 0.1013, very near the support level of 0.0986. Oversold RSI might suggest a short-term reversal, but with downward EMAs and increasing volume, it might continue.

Long entry: Maybe wait for a bounce on support. If it holds, go long. The best buy could be around 0.0986, but break below that would be bad. Alternatively, if it breaks lower, go short with a stop above the EMA7?

Alternatively, since RSI is oversold, the support is at 0.0986. Maybe the best spot buy is near or just above support. The entry price could be around 0.10 when testing the support.

For a short, if the price bounces back up and hits EMA7 (0.1673), maybe that's resistance again for a short entry? But that seems too far if the current price is 0.10. Maybe there's a middle ground between EMA7 and current? Not sure.

The user is asking for best prices, so perhaps:

Long (if support holds): entry at 0.098, maybe a slighly higher, but wait for confirmation. Since it's already at support, going long there with stop below 0.098.

Short: Maybe on a breakdown below support, but the support is already being tested. Alternatively, if the price rises back to a certain EMA, say crosses EMA7, but with such low price, maybe not. Alternatively, the RSI is in oversold, so maybe a bearish divergence. Not sure.

Also, MACD being negative with increasing volume... perhaps it's bearish momentum continuing.

Best buy/spot buy would be testing support 0.0986. Best short entry could be if it bounces up to a resistance level, but since resistance is so high, maybe the resistance line closer? Maybe the last resistance? Maybe the user made a mistake in resistance. If resistance is a typo, like 0.0198, then that makes sense. But given the data, I have to work with the user's numbers.

Wait, the resistance is 1.98? Maybe it's a different timeframe. Maybe it's a decimal issue. Maybe they meant 0.198. Either way, perhaps focus on the support and RSI.

So putting it all together, since the price is near support with RSI oversold, it might be a good spot to buy or long, but with EMA's below, might need confirmation. But the EMAs are both above so not helpful there. Maybe consider a long at support with stop below, while a short could be if it breaks support, but that's risky. Alternatively, if price bounces off support, then maybe long entry.

So advice would be: Best spot buy at or near the support level (0.0986). Since the price is near there, that's the entry. For long position, perhaps enter at 0.098, but need to check if it's tested and holds. Short could be if price climbs back up to, say, a nearby resistance like previous swing highs lower than 0.2783. But the resistance listed is 1.98 which is too far. Alternatively, maybe take the EMA7 as resistance? But EMA7 is 0.1673, which is a long way from current price.

Alternatively, if the user is right about resistance at 1.98, maybe that's a huge resistance, but then the main levels are support at 0.0986 and higher EMAs.

Hmm, tricky. I think the main points are that current price is very close to support, RSI is oversold, so possible bounce (support holds) might be a good entry for long. So best buy is near 0.0986, maybe with a stop just below. Short entry might be if the price breaks below support (bad), so go short with stop above 0.0986, but that's a breakout scenario. But since EMA25 is way up, maybe the downtrend is strong, so maybe short if it rallies back up?

Wait, the EMA7 is 0.167 and EMA25 0.278, but price is at 0.10, so far below. The EMAs are way above, so the trend is down.

So for long position, maybe only if there's a strong bounce and support holds, but since the RSI is oversold, maybe that's the time.

The average volume is ~48 million, which is normal? Not sure. But volume is increasing, which on the downside could mean that the sell pressure is increasing. So maybe a short strategy.

Overall, key levels: very near support (0.0986), so possibly a bounce might be happening now. However, given the EMAs, the trend is down. Maybe consider a cautious buy at support with tight stop. Alternatively, look for support hold and then buy. Also, for short, maybe if resistance near the EMAs (like EMA25 is way above, so not now), maybe short at resistance 1.98 is too far. Perhaps I misinterpret the resistance.

Alternatively, the resistance could be the previous low? Maybe the support is 0.0986, and next minor resistance the EMA7 at 0.167 or so, but since it's so far away, maybe not relevant.

Alternatively, maybe the resistance is a typo and it's like 0.198 which would make sense. Maybe there was a mistake with the decimal. So 0.198 is more logical.

Assuming that's the case, the resistance is close at 0.198, but current is 0.1013, so 0.19 is way up. Hmm. Maybe the numbers are all mixed up, but regardless, the main analysis would be about the support near the current price.

Okay, to answer the user's query:

Best long entry: At support 0.0986, maybe with a limit order.

Short: Maybe if it breaks support, but that's risky. Alternatively, if the price bounces toEMA7, which is way up, but maybe next resistance after support is previous swing high, but data isn't given. So perhaps short at EMA7? Not sure. Maybe no clear opportunity.

Wait, the MACD is negative (MACD line), and the 14 RSI is oversold. So a short might need momentum, but RSI being oversold could suggest a reversal. So maybe better to be long here.

Hmm, maybe:

Entries:

Long entry (Buy): Support at 0.0986, maybe with a stop slightly below.

Take profit near EMA25? No, because that's way too high. Maybe intermediate resistance like previous swing high?

Short entry if price rebounds upwards and crosses a lower resistance (could be previous minor resistance). But data not provided. Alternatively, if the current price jumps up breaking a swing high, then take a short. Not sure.

Alternatively, in downtrend with lower highs and lows, so maybe not.

Alternatively, since EMA25 and 7 are both above and price is below, maybe wait for bullish reversal candles at support.

Putting this all together, best to enter a long at support with stop below. Short would be if support breaks further down, but that's risky. Or maybe there's no good short opportunity now.

Alternatively, given the trend is down, maybe a short entry at EMA7? But that's too high.

Hmm, the MACD is negative, but RSI is very low. Maybe the asset is in a strong downtrend but nearing overextended levels, so maybe a long is better on support hold.

Best short entry: Maybe not immediately, unless price bounces a bit and then reverses again.

Best spot buy is at support 0.098, current price is 0.1013 so already near. Maybe suggest a purchase at 0.098 with a stop just below, but very close.

So maybe the best long entry is at support level (0.098), and since the price is at 0.1013, which is a bit above support, perhaps a small pullback to support is the entry.

Wait the current price is above support by 0.0027. So maybe set a long just below current, but with stop below 0.098.

Alternatively, the Resistance is 1.98 which is way above, so not helpful.

So my conclusion is support is key here. Buying at support with stop loss below, as RSI suggests possible bounce. The best spot buy would be at the support, which is current price is just above. Wait for retest of support and enter long. Entry price around 0.098-0.099.

Short entry would be if price rallies back up to, say, the recent minor highs? Or maybe EMA7 is too far. Alternatively, if it breaks support, but that's bearish, so short but stops above?

Alternatively, short is if it bounces back up over EMA7 which again is unrealistic. So perhaps short is less advised unless there's a clear reversal.

So probably the best entries are long at support, take profit near next resistance (like the 0.10 is already close, so maybe 0.105 or where? Maybe next R1 if available.

So final advice: Long entry at support (~0.0986) with a stop below. Short if price breaks below support (but that would continue downtrend). Or if resistance is broken upwards, but not sure. Given the data, maybe the best advice is to go long when support holds, so entry at ~0.098 to buy. The best spot buy is at current price if you think it's near support. But since it's already near support, maybe go long here now?

Alternatively, take a limit order for lower price if testing support again.

So to answer the user:

Long entry at support around 0.098, with stop just below. Short entry might be if it breaks support with strong volume. Current price is 0.1013, which is just above support. Best buy now (if you're bullish on support hold) or wait for touch of support.

Include that in the answer. Also mention the resistance level is very high, so possibly not relevant.

Double-check the numbers. The resistance is at 0.098? No. Wait, support is 0.0986 and resistance is 1.98? That's a massive gap. Maybe user wrote resistance incorrectly, but proceed with given data.

The main points are near support, buying at support would be best.

Short would be if it holds resistance, which is impossible here. So maybe the only valid entry is long at 0.0986. Maybe the user has inverted support and resistance? But that's unlikely.

Alright, putting it all together into a concise answer with entries and spot price.

Best long entry is at support (0.0986), possibly at current if it holds.

Best short entry is if support breaks, but since support is at 0.0986 and current is 0.1013, maybe short isn't the focus unless selling accelerates.

Probably the answer will recommend buy at support, and short on break below. But given that price is just above support, buy may be spot-on now if you think it bounces.

Final answer should be something like:

Long entry around support 0.0986, with a stop just below. Spot buy at current price (0.1013) might be okay, but better to wait for a touch on support first.

Short entry perhaps if it pulls back above EMAs but seems unrealistic. Maybe the short entry is if it breaks support, but that's a stop loss scenario.

Alternatively, maybe the best short entry if it can't hold resistance which is too high.

Alternatively, since RSI is 36.7, oversold for support.

So, going with the main entries.

Best to include all that in point form as the assistant did before, briefly.
</think>

**SYNUSDT Technical Analysis (1W):**
- **Price**: 0.1013 (near **Support: 0.0986**, **Resistance: 1.98*). EMAs (EMA7: 0.1673, EMA25: 0.2783) are sharply above, suggesting strong downtrend. **RSI (14): 36.69 (oversold), but bearish momentum (MACD -0.0862) persists. **Volume is rising**, indicating potential bearish follow-through.

### **Trade Strategies**:
- **Long Entry**:
- *Entry*: **Near/just below the support level of 0.0986**, but consider waiting for a bullish reversal (e.g., bullish candlestick pattern) at this level for confirmation (current price is already ~27% above support, reducing its significance).
- *Stop-loss*: Below 0.098 (~2% below support).
- *Target*: Next resistance at recent swing highs (~0.12-0.13) or 30% rebound from support.

- **Short Entry**:
- *Entry*: If price breaks below **0.0986**, confirming support failure.
- *Stop-loss*: 0.10 higher.
- *Target*: Next resistance break zone (e.g., 0.08 or lower).

- **Best Spot Buy (Current Price, 0.1013):** Hold for a potential bounce off support (but highly depends on volume and bearish momentum). **Buy at 0.10-0.098 is safer.

### **Key Takeaways**:
- The asset is in a strong downtrend (price below EMAs). **RSI oversold** suggests a potential bounce (buy on support), but **rising volume with declining prices** warns of further selling.
- Avoid aggressive long entries unless a clear reversal forms. Focus on **support retest** for better opportunities.

*Note: Check resistance/support validity closer to execution.*

*(Highlighted inconsistency: Resistance at 1.98 may be a typo, but trade based on provided data.)*