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Okay, let's see. The user provided data for WLDUSDT at 1 hour interval. Current price is 0.866. The EMA7 is 0.8699, which is slightly above the current price. The EMA25 is higher at 0.883, so the EMAs are both above the price, which might indicate some resistance. RSI14 is 36.32, which is below 30, suggesting oversold. But RSI can stay oversold, so maybe a bounce? MACD is negative (-0.009) which means it's below the signal line, bearish. Resistance is 0.959 and support at 0.851. Volume is decreasing, which could mean weakness.

The user wants advice on long, short entries and a spot buy price.

Starting with the long entry: since price is near support (0.851) and RSI is oversold, maybe a long entry near support? But need to consider EMAs. If the price bounces from support and crosses EMA7 (0.87), then a bullish signal. So, entry could be around 0.85 when support holds, and target EMA7.

Short entry: The price is slightly below EMA7 but the longer EMA25 is further away. If price breaks below support, could lead to more downside. But since EMA25 is higher, perhaps a short if price rejects EMA7 and goes down. Maybe the short entry is if it moves below current support, say 0.849, but need confirmation with other indicators? Alternatively, if price can't hold at EMA7, a short could be made there. The MACD is negative, suggesting bearish momentum. Maybe wait for a rebound to EMA25 resistance then short? But the user's data has no resistance breakout. Hmm.

Best spot buy price is probably near support at 0.851, especially if it holds. Alternatively, a retracement up to EMA7 (0.869) might offer a better entry, but since the price is below that, maybe if it bounces off support and climbs back up, buying there.

Taking it all into account, given the RSI is oversold, maybe suggest a long entry near support (0.85) with a stop below that. Short could be if price breaks support. But need to consider the EMAs and the current movement. The average volume is decreasing, which might reduce confidence in the continuation of a trend.

Wait, MACD is negative but maybe converging? Wait, MACD line is -0.009, but not sure about the signal line. Without exact signal line value, but since MACD is negative, trend might still be bearish.

So putting it all together:

Long: Support is at 0.851 so entering a long if price holds there, maybe a bit above to confirm, so entry around 0.852 to 0.855, with stop loss below 0.85. Target could be EMA7 at 0.87 or higher.

Short: If price drops below support, say 0.85, then the next support lower, but the current support is key. Alternatively, if EMA25 doesn't hold, but that's higher. Maybe shorting if price moves back up and then fails to hold, but not sure. Alternatively, since MACD and other indicators are bearish, a short if price approaches resistance at EMA25, but not sure. Wait, MACD is negative, maybe a short entry between EMA7 and EMA25 but that might not be right.

Alternatively, since RSI is oversold, maybe a reversal is coming, but if the EMAs are still bearish, maybe not. The best is to set a long entry at support, as that's the key level. So, maybe best long is 0.851 to 0.855, and short entry might be if price breaks down, but the support is near the current price. Alternatively, if price bounces to EMA7 (0.869), short there if momentum weakens.

Hmm, maybe shorter-term, given low RSI, the short might not be the best. The user's Volume is decreasing, so trend may lack strength.

So for the best entry points:

Long entry: 0.851 (support) and maybe a confirmation once price bounces above EMA7 as a breakout point. Like, if price holds support, enters there, then once it crosses EMA7 which is 0.87, so entry could be 0.851 with target EMA7? Or maybe EMA7 is the resistance. Since EMA7 is a short-term average, if price breaks above it, bullish.

Alternatively, best long entry prices could be around 0.851 to 0.855, because that's near support where a bounce might start.

Short entry would be trickier. If price rises but MACD remains negative, maybe enter a short when it approaches EMA25, but that's higher. Alternatively, if it bounces but then rejects EMA7, sell off again, so maybe a short above EMA7? Maybe not. Alternatively, if the MACD becomes more negative, but not sure.

Alternatively, the short could be at resistance, but resistance is at 0.959 which is too far. The immediate resistance is EMA7.

Wait, the EMA25 is higher, so the short could be if price can't overcome EMAs and heads down again. But in current situation, the price is below EMAs but RSI is low. Maybe the safest is the long at support.

So perhaps:

Long entry around support (0.851), maybe a stop just below that, and target EMA7 (0.87).

Short: If there's a false break to support and then a pullback up to EMA25 or next resistance fails, but the data doesn't indicate current highs. Since resistance is low, maybe not. Maybe avoid short unless there's a signal.

Alternatively, given the MACD is slightly negative and RSI is low, maybe a bullish divergence if price makes a lower low and RSI doesn't, but not sure here.

Given data, perhaps best to prioritize long entries near support.

The best spot buy price is the support level. But need to pick exact prices based on EMA and RSI.

Putting all together, the best long entry is around support, and if prices rebound, maybe above EMA7. The short might not be recommended unless further weakness, but the user might still want an idea. Also, the volume decreasing might mean less momentum, so entries should have stops.

Wait, looking again at MACD. Since MACD is slightly negative, so bearish, but RSI low. It's conflicting. If RSI is oversold, a bounce is possible despite bearish momentum. So possible long with stop below support.

Best to focus on long entry at 0.85 resistance, which is the support. So:

Long entry around 0.851 (support) with a stop just below, target 0.87 (EMA7) or higher.

Short entry: Maybe if the price spikes to EMA7 and turns back down. Wait, if the price goes up to EMA7, which is 0.870, and if it can't hold, then short entry there? So short entry at EMA7 or above with stop higher, target lower?

Alternatively, if the support fails, going lower, hence short entry below support, but that's risky.

Alternatively, use the EMA7 crossover. If price breaks above EMA7, confirm and go long. Or if can't break EMAs, continue down, short.

Hmm, tricky, but with the support level being near current price, the best entry is probably the support area.

So recommendations based on provided data.
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**WLDUSDT (1H Chart Analysis):**

1. **Long Entry:**
- **Entry Price:** **0.852–0.855** (near key support at 0.851). Enter when price bounces off support and confirms a bullish candle.
- *Confirmation:* Close above EMA7 (0.869) strengthens the bullish swing.

2. **Short Entry (Optional):**
- **Entry Price:** **0.87 or above** (EMA7) if price rejects it and closes below, confirming bearish momentum.
- *Confirmation:* MACD remains negative, and volume spikes downward after rejection of resistance.

3. **Spot Buy Price (Best Immediate Entry):** **0.851–0.857** (immediately above support, leveraging RSI oversold (36) and potential rebound. Add a stop loss just below 0.851.

**Key Considerations:**
- **RSI (36.3):** Oversold, hinting at a rebound, but weak volume + bearish EMAs (EMA25 > EMA7 > Price) caution against aggressive longs.
- **MACD:** Negative histogram suggests bearish momentum persists, but RSI divergence may indicate a reversal.
- **Volume Trend (Decreasing):** Weakens both momentum and reliability of entries; prioritize tight stops and smaller positions.

**Target for Longs:** First target: EMA7 (0.869); if cleared, aim for next resistance at EMA25 (0.883).
**Target for Shorts:** If entered above EMA7, target next lower support (e.g., 0.84).

**Risk Management:** Use 2x RMI multiplier in stops if volume picks up again. Monitor for EMA7 breakout confirmation before scaling in.

**Strategy Summary:** Focus on support bounce (long) with tight stops. Avoid shorting without stronger bearish momentum (e.g.,跌破0.85).)