The entire category of Made in USA coins has traded almost unchanged over the week, although volatility in crypto has generally increased. This lack of movement becomes evident ahead of Christmas, when low liquidity often reveals which projects are quietly gathering strength.
Several American tokens are now at clear technical decision points, where small movements can change the trend in the short term. Here are three Made in USA coins to keep an eye on ahead of Christmas 2025, focusing on better price structures, increased breakout risks, and opportunities to move quickly in both directions.
Cardano (ADA)
Cardano is one of the Made in USA coins that traders can keep an eye on heading into Christmas 2025. It has decreased about 3.5% over the last 24 hours and has lost over 27% this month.
The latest Midnight update failed to change the sentiment, and downward pressure has returned as the entire market weakens.
On the daily chart, Cardano has fallen from a negative continuation structure – the downward flag. The previous consolidation led to further decline, confirming that sellers still have control.
This keeps the overall downward forecast active, which still points to a potential drop of nearly 39% from the previous breakout point.
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The first level to keep an eye on now is 0.370 USD. This area has been a strong support in recent weeks, but the price is already approaching that level. A daily close below 0.370 USD increases the risk of a decline and focuses on 0.259 USD, which aligns with the overall negative outlook.
For the Cardano price to stabilize, selling pressure must decrease at 0.370 USD. To invalidate the negative trend and regain strength, Cardano must reclaim 0.489 USD, followed by 0.517 USD. These levels are important Fibonacci resistances and would indicate that buyers are stepping in again.
Until then, Cardano remains exposed heading into Christmas, especially if the weakness of Made in USA coins continues.
Stellar (XLM)
Stellar is at an important point among Made in USA coins heading into Christmas, as the price now tests whether long-term use can support the value even in the short term.
XLM has fallen about 2.5% over one day and has lost almost 18% this month. This caution becomes clearer when looking at the number of users.
Despite the number of RWA holders on Stellar increasing significantly over the month, the total value of assets on the network has decreased.
The price curve confirms this. Between December 3 and December 9, Stellar created a hidden downward divergence. The price made a lower high, while the RSI made a higher high. The RSI, or relative strength index, measures momentum. After this divergence appeared, XLM continued to fall, indicating that the overall decline still persists.
Most importantly now is the level 0.231 USD. This area has been a short-term support during declines. If the price holds above it, it suggests that sellers are slowing down, especially during the calm Christmas trading. A daily close below 0.231 USD shows the next support at 0.216 USD, and could open up for more declines if weakness continues.
To break the negative structure, Stellar must reclaim 0.262 USD. That level has hindered every rise since mid-November.
A move above this requires an increase of about 10% and would show that buyers want to defend higher prices again. There is some possibility of reclaiming the level, as analysts on X/former Twitter point out a buy signal for XLM.
Until then, Stellar continues to be a Made in USA coin where the trend remains cautious, making this support test particularly important heading into Christmas.
Litecoin (LTC)
Litecoin is one of the few Made in USA coins showing relative stability heading into Christmas.
LTC has risen about 1.5% over the week and stands out among Made in USA coins. At the same time, it has decreased about 19% over the past month. This mixed development aligns with the latest fundamentals. Reports show that institutions and funds have quietly bought around 3.7 million LTC, although interest from individuals has been weak.
This accumulation has not led to a direct rise, but explains why Litecoin has performed better than several others. For Made in USA projects, stable demand means more than short-lived hype, especially at the end of the year.
On the price chart, Litecoin forms an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, which is usually positive. The structure shows that selling pressure is decreasing over time, and buyers are slowly gaining more control. The pattern attempted to break out on December 9 but failed to maintain the price, thus the price returned to consolidation instead of reversing the trend.
The structure holds as long as Litecoin stays above 79.63 USD. If the price drops below this level, the pattern weakens and any rises will be delayed. If Litecoin drops below 74.72 USD, the pattern ceases and the outlook turns negative again.
For confirmation, Litecoin needs to close a full day above the neckline at 87.08 USD. Such a breakout indicates that the pattern is activated again and could pave the way towards 97.95 USD first, and then 101.69 USD as the full target.
Until that happens, Litecoin is a USA-based project (token) at a crossroads. Stable institutional interest remains, but the price is still cautious heading into Christmas 2025.
