The group of coins in the category Made in USA has remained trading within a narrow range with hardly any changes over the past week, even though the overall volatility of crypto has increased. The stability in prices is interesting as we approach the Christmas period, as thin liquidity often reveals which projects are quietly building pressure.
Currently, several tokens in the United States are at clear technical decision points, where small movements could change short-term trends. This article will highlight 3 coins in the Made in USA category to watch ahead of Christmas 2025, selected based on improving price structures, increasing downside risks, and patterns likely to move sharply in both directions.
Cardano (ADA)
Cardano is one of the Made in USA group coins that traders may be watching ahead of Christmas 2025, having declined about 3.5% in the last 24 hours, extending its monthly losses to over 27%.
The recent Midnight upgrade has failed to change sentiment, and downward pressure has returned as the overall market starts to weaken.
On the daily chart, Cardano has broken the pole-and-flag bearish structure, with the previous price accumulation also declining, confirming that selling pressure remains in control.
Thus, the main downward trend continues, indicating a potential drop of about 39% from the previous breakout zone.
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The key level to watch now is 0.370 USD, as this area has become strong support over the past week. However, the price is now starting to move down closer. If it closes below 0.370 USD, it will increase the downward risk and attract a new target at 0.259 USD, aligning with full downward predictions.
To stabilize Cardano's price, selling pressure needs to decrease around 0.370 USD. To confirm that the upward trend is back, Cardano must reclaim above 0.489 USD, followed by 0.517 USD, a key Fibonacci resistance, signaling that buyers are starting to re-enter the market.
Until then, Cardano remains vulnerable this Christmas, especially if the weakness of the Made in USA group continues.
Stellar (XLM)
Stellar remains at a crucial decision point among Made in USA coins before Christmas, as the price is testing whether long-term adoption will still support short-term value.
XLM has declined about 2.5% in the last 24 hours, resulting in a nearly 18% monthly correction. This caution is more evident when considering real-world adoption data.
Although the number of RWA holders on Stellar has rapidly increased in the past month, the total assets on the network have decreased.
The price chart also helps confirm this information. Between December 3 and December 9, Stellar created a hidden bearish divergence pattern, with prices making lower highs while the RSI made new highs. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is used to track momentum. After this divergence, XLM continued to decline, confirming that the main downward trend remains strong.
The critical level now stands at 0.231 USD, which has previously served as short-term support in the recent correction. Maintaining above 0.231 USD will indicate that sellers are starting to slow down, especially during the market slump on Christmas. If it closes below 0.231 USD, it will open the way to 0.216 USD, creating a risk of further declines if the market remains weak.
To change this downward structure, Stellar needs to reclaim above 0.262 USD, which has pressured recovery efforts since mid-November.
If the price can rise above this level, buying pressure must increase by about 10%, signaling that buyers are ready to protect higher prices again, with some hope of reclaiming that level as analysts on X point out that XLM is showing buy signals.
However, Stellar remains a coin produced in the United States, where trends still need to be cautious, and this support test is therefore very important as Christmas approaches.
Litecoin (LTC)
Litecoin is one of the coins produced in the United States that still shows stability as Christmas approaches.
LTC has increased by about 1.5% this week, which is an exception compared to coins produced in the United States. However, the price has still decreased by about 19% over the past month. This mixed performance aligns with the latest fundamentals, and reports indicate that institutions and funds have quietly accumulated around 3.7 million LTC, even as retail investor interest remains subdued.
This accumulation has not yet translated into an immediate upward adjustment, but it helps explain why Litecoin has been able to avoid deeper corrections than other projects. For projects produced in the United States, such stable demand is more important than short-term popularity, especially toward the end of the year.
On the price chart, Litecoin is forming an inverted head and shoulders pattern, which generally indicates an upward trend. This structure reflects selling pressure gradually fading over time, followed by buying pressure slowly returning to take control of the market. The pattern attempted to break out on December 9 but failed to hold, resulting in the price returning to the accumulation phase instead of creating a reversal signal.
The structure will still be considered effective as long as Litecoin remains above 79.63 USD. If it drops below this level, the pattern will weaken and delay the upward attempts, and a drop below 74.72 USD will invalidate the pattern immediately, shifting the outlook back to bearish.
To confirm the reversal, Litecoin needs to close above the neckline at around 87.08 USD clearly on the daily chart. A break here will signal that the pattern is working again, opening the way to 97.95 USD as the first target and 101.69 USD as the fully measurable target from the structure.
As long as this does not occur, Litecoin remains a project from the United States (token) that is at a decision point, with stable institutional buying contrasting with cautious price movements ahead of Christmas 2025.
