3 Made In USA Coins To Watch After Trump’s China Tariffs
The US-origin coins Solana (SOL), Dash (DASH), and SKALE (SKL) are emerging as post-crash standouts. From whale inflows to breakout patterns, these tokens highlight how American-built crypto projects are leading recovery after Trump’s China tariffs.
The crypto market has been shaken by Trump’s new 100% China tariffs, leaving many altcoins struggling to recover. Yet, not every asset has taken the hit the same way. Some Made in USA coins have shown surprising strength — a few have used the crash to fuel new rally setups, while others have stayed steady or even climbed higher.
With the US once again at the center of market attention, these altcoins could make notable moves before Trump’s new tariffs come into effect on November 1.
Solana (SOL)
Solana (SOL) has been one of the better performers among the Made in USA coins following the recent market crash.
Despite dropping 1.8% in the past 24 hours and over 23% this week, the token managed to hold firm above the $168 level, forming the base of a bullish ascending channel pattern.
This structure suggests that the Solana price could be gearing up for a technical recovery. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has also flipped slightly positive, indicating that large holders may be accumulating again — a sign that dip buying is underway rather than full-scale selling.
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Solana Price Analysis:
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If Solana (SOL) continues to build momentum, a breakout above $200 could open the path toward $220 and $234. However, if the price slips below $168, a retest of $147 remains possible.
For now, SOL’s ability to stay above key support while attracting whale inflows makes it a Made in USA coin to watch closely in the post-crash landscape.
Dash (DASH)
Dash, one of the oldest US-developed blockchain projects known for its focus on fast, low-cost transactions, became a surprise standout during the recent market crash.
Instead of collapsing with the rest of the market, the DASH price broke out of a bull flag pattern right as the crash unfolded, signaling strong technical conviction from buyers.
The breakout began near $33 and has since powered a sharp rise, with the DASH price gaining 36% in the past 24 hours and over 62% in the past week.
DASH Price Analysis:
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More importantly, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has climbed above zero to 0.07, confirming that large money is flowing into the asset — a healthy sign that the rally has institutional backing rather than being purely retail-driven.
Based on the bull flag’s pole height, the next DASH price target sits around $66, while the token trades near $58. If prices pull back, immediate supports lie at $49 and $43, with a deeper floor at $33.
A drop below $29 would invalidate the bullish setup, but as long as whale inflows continue, DASH looks poised to test $66 in the short term.
SKALE (SKL)
SKALE — an Ethereum-based scaling network designed to make blockchain faster and cheaper — has become one of the few Made in USA coins rebounding strongly after the recent crypto market crash. The token is up 18.5% in the past 24 hours, showing renewed strength from both large and retail holders.
On-chain data from Nansen reveals that the top 100 SKALE addresses increased holdings by 0.13%, adding around 6 million SKL.
With SKL trading near $0.021, that means these large holders bought roughly $126,000 worth of SKALE over the past day — a small but notable signal of quiet accumulation.
SKL Holders:
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At the same time, exchange balances fell 1.63%, dropping from about 2.17 billion SKL to 2.13 billion SKL. That’s roughly 40 million SKL (about $840,000) moving off exchanges, suggesting coins are being withdrawn into long-term wallets.
Since the top 100 wallets only added 6 million SKL, the remaining 34 million SKL likely came from retail, reinforcing that broader market players are accumulating too.
Technically, SKALE has reclaimed $0.021, with the next resistance at $0.026. A daily close above that could open the way toward $0.032 and $0.037, while crossing $0.05 would flip the structure fully bullish.
A drop below $0.020 could, however, send it back to $0.015.
SKL Price Analysis:
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With major holders quietly adding and exchange balances shrinking, SKALE’s price rebound looks credible — one supported by both whales and the crowd.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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