"US Crypto Summit: 5 American Coins Eyeing Reserve Spot"
As the crypto market braces for potential changes following the upcoming White House Crypto Summit, five key Made in USA coins have emerged as potential beneficiaries. These coins – Hedera (HBAR), Chainlink (LINK), TRUMP, MELANIA, and Uniswap (UNI) – are currently in the spotlight, with speculation rising about their potential inclusion in the US crypto reserve.
Hedera (HBAR) is among the top 5 biggest Made in USA cryptos by market cap, trailing only XRP, Solana, and USDC. With XRP and Solana already included in the US crypto reserve and USDC being a stablecoin, speculation is growing that hbar could be next in line for inclusion. Such a move would likely drive significant bullish momentum as investors anticipate increased institutional adoption and government recognition. Despite a 7% decline in the last 24 hours, HBAR has been up over 13% in the past week, with its market cap hovering around $10.3 billion. If included in the US crypto reserve, HBAR could surge, potentially testing key resistance levels at $0.29 and $0.32, with a stronger rally pushing it toward $0.37 and even $0.40.
Chainlink (LINK) is a major player in the oracle sector and has been expanding its influence in real-world assets (RWA). Its role in both industries strengthens its case for inclusion in the US crypto strategic reserve, alongside XRP and Solana. With a market cap close to Hedera’s, LINK remains one of the most relevant Made in USA cryptos since its launch in 2018. If it is added to the strategic reserve, demand could rise, driving its price higher. A potential inclusion could push LINK to test $17.6, with further breakouts leading to $19.7 and $22.3. If momentum stays strong, it could climb to $26.4, surpassing $26 for the first time since mid-December 2024. However, a market downturn could see LINK testing support at $15.7, with further declines toward $14 or even $13.45.
Trump’s Crypto Summit could have a major impact on his meme coin, Official Trump (TRUMP), which has been struggling below $2