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The broader group of Made-in-USA cryptocurrencies has remained unusually quiet over the past week, even as volatility picked up across the wider crypto market. This kind of flat behavior often stands out heading into Christmas, a period known for thin liquidity where small shifts in order flow can trigger outsized moves. When prices compress while narratives continue to develop, pressure quietly builds beneath the surface.

Several US-based projects are now approaching clear technical decision zones. These are levels where either buyers finally step in with conviction, or sellers regain control and extend the prevailing trend. Below are three Made-in-USA coins traders are watching closely as Christmas 2025 approaches.

Cardano (ADA)

Cardano continues to face heavy downside pressure and remains one of the more fragile Made-in-USA setups. The token is down roughly 3.5% over the past 24 hours and more than 27% over the last month. The recent Midnight upgrade failed to materially improve sentiment, and price action suggests sellers are still firmly in control.

On the daily chart, ADA has broken lower from a bearish pole-and-flag structure, a continuation pattern that typically signals further downside. That breakdown keeps the broader bearish projection active, pointing to a potential decline of nearly 39% from the original breakdown zone. The immediate level to watch is $0.370, a support area that has held several times in recent weeks. A daily close below this level would significantly increase downside risk and bring $0.259 into focus.

For stabilization, Cardano must see selling pressure fade near $0.370. A meaningful shift in momentum would only occur if ADA can reclaim $0.489 and then $0.517, levels that align with key Fibonacci resistance. Until then, Cardano remains vulnerable heading into the Christmas period.

Stellar (XLM)

Stellar sits at a critical crossroads as short-term price weakness clashes with longer-term adoption growth. XLM is down around 2.5% over the past day and nearly 18% on the month. While the number of real-world asset holders on Stellar has increased recently, the total value locked on the network has declined, reflecting caution among larger participants.

Technically, Stellar formed a hidden bearish divergence in early December, where price made a lower high while RSI printed a higher high. Since then, XLM has continued to drift lower, confirming that the broader downtrend remains intact. The key support level now stands at $0.231. Holding above this zone would suggest selling pressure is slowing, particularly during thin holiday trading. A daily close below it would expose $0.216 and potentially accelerate losses.

To shift the structure, Stellar needs to reclaim $0.262, a level that has capped every recovery attempt since mid-November. Until that happens, caution remains warranted.

Litecoin (LTC)

Litecoin stands out as one of the more stable Made-in-USA coins heading into Christmas. While still down around 19% on the month, LTC is up roughly 1.5% on the week. This relative strength aligns with reports of institutional accumulation, with funds and large holders quietly adding millions of LTC despite muted retail interest.

From a technical perspective, Litecoin is forming an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, a structure that often precedes trend reversals. Although a breakout attempt in early December failed, the pattern remains valid as long as price holds above $79.63. A clean daily close above the neckline near $87.08 would reactivate the setup and open the door toward $97.95 and potentially $101.69.

As Christmas approaches, Litecoin represents a steady, decision-point setup where institutional demand contrasts with still-cautious price action — a combination that often becomes clearer during low-liquidity periods.
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