The entire category of Made in USA coins has traded almost horizontally over the past week, even as broader cryptocurrency volatility has increased. This stagnation is unusual as Christmas approaches, when thin liquidity often reveals which projects are quietly building pressure.
The tokens established in the United States are now at clear technical decision points, where even a small movement can change the short-term direction. This article reviews three such Made in USA coins to watch before Christmas 2025. They stand out based on improving price structures, increasing downside risks, and setups where a sharp move could be ahead in either direction.
Cardano (ADA)
Cardano is one of the Made in USA coins that traders can monitor before Christmas 2025. Its price has dropped about 3.5% over the past 24 hours, raising the total losses for the month to over 27 percent.
The recent Midnight update did not change the sentiment, and selling pressure has returned as the broader market weakens.
On the daily chart, Cardano has fallen from a downward continuation structure—a bear flag and pennant pattern. The previous consolidation phase ended lower, confirming that sellers are still in control.
Thus, a broader downward forecast remains in effect, and based on the previous drop, a nearly 39% potential decline is expected.
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The first significant level is now $0.370. This area has acted as strong support in recent weeks, but the price is already drifting towards it. A daily close below $0.370 would increase the downside risk and raise $0.259 into focus—this corresponds to a complete bearish forecast.
For Cardano's price to stabilize, selling pressure must ease near $0.370. To invalidate the bearish structure and restore sentiment, Cardano needs to regain first $0.489 and then $0.517. These levels are key Fibonacci resistances and would indicate buyers returning to the market.
Until then, Cardano remains vulnerable until Christmas, especially if weakness in the Made in USA category continues.
Stellar (XLM)
Stellar is at a crucial decision point among Made in USA coins before Christmas, as price development tests whether long-term acceptance will support value in the short term.
XLM has dropped about 2.5% over the past 24 hours, increasing its monthly decline to nearly 18 percent. Caution is clearly visible when looking at the adoption numbers.
Although the number of RWA holders in Stellar has surged sharply over the past month, the total value of assets on the network has decreased.
The price chart supports this message. From December 3rd to 9th, Stellar formed a hidden bearish divergence. The price made a lower high while the RSI rose higher. The RSI, or Relative Strength Index, follows market sentiment. After the divergence, XLM has continued its decline, reinforcing that the broader downtrend is still in play.
The important level is now $0.231. This area has served as short-term support in the latest dips. Staying above it would indicate a slowing of sellers, especially in the thin Christmas trading. A daily close below $0.231 would reveal the next level at $0.216, leaving more downside potential if market weakness continues.
For the bearish structure to break, Stellar needs to regain $0.262. This level has stopped all price rally attempts since mid-November.
A movement above this would require about a 10% move and indicate that buyers are finally ready to defend higher prices. There is a glimmer of hope for a level recovery as analysts at X raise a buy signal for XLM.
Until then, Stellar will remain a Made in USA coin, where the trend still favors caution. Therefore, this support level test is particularly important as Christmas approaches.
Litecoin (LTC)
Litecoin is one of the few Made in USA coins that shows relative stability as Christmas approaches.
The price of LTC has risen about 1.5% over the week, making it an exception among Made in USA coins. However, it has also dropped about 19% over the last month. This fluctuating development corresponds to the recent fundamental situation. Reports indicate that institutions and funds have quietly accumulated about 3.7 million LTC, although interest from retail investors remains low.
This accumulation has not yet manifested immediately as a price increase, but it helps to understand why Litecoin has avoided deeper drops compared to other cryptocurrencies. From the perspective of Made in USA projects, such steady demand is more important than short-term hype, especially as the year-end approaches.
In the price chart, Litecoin is forming a reverse head-and-shoulders pattern, which is typically a positive signal. This structure indicates a waning of selling pressure over time and that buyers are gradually starting to gain control of the market. There was an attempt to break out of the pattern on December 9th, but it did not hold, and the price returned to a consolidation phase without a proper reversal.
The structure remains valid as long as Litecoin stays above $79.63. If the price falls below this level, the setup weakens and a potential upward attempt is delayed. If the drop continues below $74.72, the pattern would be completely invalidated and the outlook would shift back to bearish.
For confirmation, Litecoin needs to achieve a clear daily close above the neckline, which is close to $87.08. A breach of this level would reactivate the pattern and open the possibility first to a level of $97.95, with a complete target of $101.69.
Before this occurs, Litecoin remains an American project (token) at a critical juncture. There, steady institutional interest still contrasts with cautious price development as Christmas 2025 approaches.
