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Okay, let's tackle this technical analysis for ZENUSDT. The user provided the current price at 7. The EMAs are EMA7 at ~7.11 and EMA25 at ~7.30. Since the EMA7 is below the EMA25, that's a bearish signal. The price is currently below both EMAs, which might indicate a downward trend.

Looking at the RSI14 of 35.74, that's below 50, suggesting oversold conditions but not extremely so. Maybe a potential bounce, but RSI isn't in the low 30s to signal a strong oversold. Then there's the MACD which is negative (-0.09), meaning the bearish trend is still present but maybe losing strength? The histogram's position relative to the signal line isn't clear here, but MACD negative suggests bearishness.

The resistance is at 9, which is way above the current price, so breaking that would reverse the trend. Support is 6.55, so if price drops there, might be a buying opportunity. The volume is decreasing, which isn't giving much direction, but decreasing volume in a downtrend could mean the trend is weakening or just consolidation.

For entries, considering the support and EMAs, maybe a short entry near the current price if the price breaks below support, but since support is 6.55, maybe a short at current 7 is risky without a lower trigger. Wait, or maybe a short entry if price bounces off resistance but resistance is way up. Alternatively, a long entry at support level 6.55 when the price bounces.

Wait, perhaps the resistance is not close, so the immediate resistance might be closer, but the user specified 9 as resistance. Maybe the best short entry would be if price breaks down below 6.55 support, then go short lower. But the user might be looking for entries near current levels. Alternatively, if the price moves above EMA7 (7.1113), which is a short-term moving average, maybe a buy signal.

Since the current price is 7, below both EMA7 and EMA25, maybe look for a bounce off support or retest support. The RSI is 35, which might indicate a pullback. Maybe the best spot buy price is around support at 6.55, or perhaps wait for price to rebound to EMA7 before going long? Hmm.

Alternatively, since the trend is bearish (EMA7 < EMA25), and the MACD negative, short entries might be better. But need to confirm with support break. Maybe set a short above 7.11 (EMA7) if it can't hold, then short there with stop above. Or short at resistance if it's taken? But resistance is way up. Maybe a better entry would be if price moves back up to EMA7 but can't break through, selling pressure, so short at 7.11. Wait, but the current price is 7, so if it goes higher to EMA7, that's possible, but not sure.

Alternatively, considering decreasing volume, maybe a range-bound. The average buy would be near support at 6.55, with a target at EMA25? But need to consider risk management.

Hmm, best long entry when the price bounces off support (6.55) and maybe crosses EMA7. So maybe 6.55 is the best buy, with a stop below 6.4 (or lower). Alternatively, if the price moves up to hit EMA25 (7.30), maybe a re-test there.

For short entries, since price is at 7, and EMA7 is just above, if resistance is at 9, maybe a short entry near the EMA7 (7.11) if the price can't surpass that, then go short with a stop above 7.25 or something.

Wait, perhaps the best entries are:

Long: Near support level 6.55, especially if RSI is very low. But RSI here is 35, which is not extremely low (under 30), so maybe wait or confirm with a bounce.

Alternatively, if the price breaks EMA7 upwards, that could be a long signal. So EMA7 (7.11) is a key level.

Short: If price can't rise above EMA7, then short entry above EMA cross, but since EMAs are still downward, maybe short on a retest of a recent high, but at current price, maybe set a short if it rises to a key resistance, but given the current resistance is 9, which is far off, not relevant here.

Alternatively, if the support holds (6.55) and RSI is low, a long entry there, take profit at EMA25 or resistance.

Best short entries could be when price nears EMA25 but reverses, but that's above current prices, so maybe not relevant, unless the price spikes up, which it's not.

Alternatively, maybe the best short is if price rises to 7.11 (EMA7), fails there, then short with stop above. The current MACD is negative but not too extreme, so perhaps neutral.

Hmm, maybe I need to structure this better. The key points are EMAs showing downward trend, price below both, RSI oversoldish, support at 6.55 could be a good buy.

So the advice would be: long entry at support 6.55, short entry if resistance is broken, but considering the data, maybe best to go long near support, and short if price can't hold EMA7?

Wait, maybe best long entry at support, short entry could be if price breaks below support, expecting further drop, but that seems bearish, maybe not. Alternatively, since current price is near support, maybe buy at support with a stop below, or wait for a bounce.

Best spot buy at support 6.55, maybe with a stop below.

Long entry could be at support, but need confirmation. The short entry would be if it breaks through EMA7 upwards, then retest and fail, so short there?

Alternatively, if the price stays below EMAs, the trend is bearish so short, maybe entry at current price if it continues down, but the best entries would be based on the support and EMAs.

So putting it all together, the best long entry is at support (6.55). Best short entry if price breaks EMA7 to the downside? Wait no, since support is 6.55, a short entry could be if price moves up to EMA25 and can't hold.

Alternatively, the price is at 7, EMA7 is 7.11, so EMA7 is slightly above. So if price goes below EMA7, the downtrend continues, so to go short, perhaps enter when price breaks EMA25 resistance lower? Not sure.

Alternatively, given the bearish EMAs and RSI35 suggesting maybe oversold, maybe the price could rebound, thus a long entry if support holds.

Hmm, maybe best entries are:

Long at 6.55 (support) with a stop below.

Short at 7.20 (EMA25?) but price is below. Alternatively, if price moves up past EMA7, then reverses to trigger a short. Wait, but in a downtrend, after a bounce, short on higher bounces.

Alternatively, the best short entry when price touches EMA7 and can't go higher, then short, maybe between current price 7, so perhaps around 7.11 (EMA7) is a short entry with stop above 7.20. Target maybe support or lower.

But since the price is at 7, current, maybe a short entry at EMA7 (7.11) if it tests that level again and can't sustain, then short.

Best spot buy is support 6.55, as that's a strong level.

Need to make sure the advice is concise and covers the key points, entries based on EMAs and RSI.

Wait the user wants best long/short entry and best buy price. Let me structure this:

Long entry: when price bounces above support (6.55) and maybe crosses EMA7 upwards? So entry at 6.55 if support holds, or at EMA7 if price breaks up?

Alternatively, since current price is above support, maybe long entry at support if tested.

Short entry: maybe when price moves back up to EMA7 (7.11) and can't hold, so enter short there with stop loss above.

Best buy (spot) is near support at 6.55.

Wait but price is currently at 7. Maybe the best buy is right at support, but if it reaches there, buy.

So summarizing, the analysis would suggest:

- Buy/s long entry near support (6.55).

- Short entry when testing EMA7 resistance (7.11) with bearish reversal.

But need to confirm with RSI. RSI is 35, so a potential bounce might occur. So if price bounces at support, go long.

Thus, the best long entry is at support (6.55), with a stop below.

Best short entry if price moves up to EMA25 (7.29) and fails, but that's higher than current price. Alternatively, if it rises to EMA7 and can't sustain, take a short with stop higher, and target support levels downward.

Alternatively, considering current price is 7, the short entry could be at the EMA7 crossover?

But maybe better to have the key entries as:

Long entry at 6.55 (support level when tested).

Short entry if price breaks EMA7 (7.11) upwards for a short, but since that's already above, maybe not. Alternatively, if it breaks down below support, go short. But that's after the support breaks.

Alternatively, since the price is holding above 6.55, maybe look to buy on dips to support, sell on resistance.

Hmm, the user's given data shows the resistance is 9 which is high. The trend is bearish (EMA cross), so if price drops towards 6.55 that's a good buy, maybe with RSI oversold.

So, finalizing:

Best long: enter near support (6.55) ideally when RSI is below 30 or confirmed bounce.

Best short: enter if price bounces back to EMA25 (7.29) but that's high, so maybe if price moves back to EMA7 (7.11) and breaks below, then short, with stop above.

Alternatively, since price is below EMAs, short entry when price reaches EMA7 (7.11). Like if price moves up to EMA7 but can't stay there, then short when closes below that?

Wait, when price rises to EMA7, if resistance there, can go short, so short entry near 7.11 with a stop above, targeting lower levels.

Best buy price is at support, so 6.55 is the best buy.

Finalizing, I'll structure entries accordingly in the answer.
</think>

**Technical Analysis Summary (4h ZENUSDT):**
**Price: 7 | EMA7: 7.11 (below 100/200 EMAs bearish).

**Best Long Entry (Bullish Signal):**
- **Entry Price:** 6.55 (support level).
- **Confirmation:** Bounce from support (RSI 35.7 suggests oversold potential for rebound).
- **Stop-Loss:** Below 6.45.

**Best Short Entry (Bearish Signal):**
- **Entry Price:** 7.11 (EMA7 resistance). Enter short if price fails to break above EMA7, confirming bearish momentum.
- **Confirmation:** Price rejection at EMA7, confirming downtrend continuation.
- **Stop-Loss:** Above 7.25 (EMA25).

**Spot Buy Price (Best Entry):** 6.55 (critical support zone. Use **limit order** to capture a dip.

**Key Considerations:**
- **Volume Trend (Decreasing):** Weak trend momentum; trades should have tight stops.
- **MACD (-ve):** Confirms bearish bias. Bearish divergence may form if price rallies but RSI and MACD don’t confirm.
- **Target after Long:** 7.11 (EMA7), and eventually EMA25 (7.29) if trend reverses.
- **Target after Short:** 6.80, 6.55 (triggering stop on break of support.

**Advice:**
- **Long:** Prioritize the **support level (6.55) for a reversal setup.**
- **Short:** Focus on rejections at EMA7 or resistance zones (7.11–7.29). Avoid over-leverage due to low volatility (low VOLUME).

*Remember: Confirm entries with candlestick patterns (e.g., lower wicks at EMA7/EMA25) for higher reliability.*