Three Made in USA Coins – World Coin (WLD), Jupiter (JUP) and EOS are attracting new attention following Donald Trump’s latest post suggesting a 50% tariff on the European Union from June 1st.
WLD leads the pack with a 37% surge after $135 million token sales to the A16Z and Bain Capital Crypto. Jup also outperforms the market, earning nearly 7% among major ecosystem announcements. Meanwhile, EOS has struggled to hold recent profits after the controversial $3 million purchases by global Liberty Finance sparked speculation across the crypto community.
WorldCoin (WLD)
Worldcoin has skyrocketed 37% over the past two days, reaching three months high after raising $135 million through direct token sales to A16Z and Bain Capital Crypto. WLD has become the best performing token of Made in USA coins in the past few days.
Funds, which were market-price token purchases rather than traditional venture rounds, immediately boosted WLD’s distribution supply. The capital will be used to expand biometric identity operations in the US following regulatory setbacks in Europe and Africa.
This suggests that purchase strength exists and accelerates, increasing the likelihood that WLD will challenge resistance at $1.64. If it breaks, WLD could exceed $1.70 for the first time since late January.
However, traders need to closely monitor their $1.36 support. If this floor fails, the token could be raised to $1.17 or $1.05 with a deeper fix.
Jupiter (jup)
Jupiter is against the pullbacks of the broader market, rising nearly 7% over the last 24 hours, with most major tokens lower.
The rally comes in Jupiter’s ecosystem high activity week marked by the launch of the mobile app, a strategic partnership with MoonPay, and the debut of Jupiter Lens.
Technically, the JUP is below the important resistance of $0.635, but hasn’t broken recently.
A successful retest and breakout beyond that level could pave the way to travel to $0.84.
However, if Momentum tests support at $0.52 when Fade and Jupiter (JUP) drop and lose that level, it could cause a sharper reduction to $0.465. In a deeper recession scenario, the token could slide to $0.40, $0.348, or $0.30, making the current breakout attempt a key moment for Bull.
EOS
A week ago, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) sparked controversy in the crypto community after purchasing $3 million worth of EOS tokens.
The purchase was reportedly a loss of $125 million after WLFI sold ETH at a three-month low.
Despite skepticism, no concrete evidence of fraud or insider trading has emerged. Interestingly, EOS collected over 9% immediately after purchase, strengthening the debate over whether WLFI action was strategic or accidental, making it an interesting player among the USA coins.
However, EOS has been struggling to maintain momentum since then, falling nearly 10.5% over the past seven days. The token has recently been unable to break resistance for $0.79 and now risks extending the decline.
If bear pressure continues, EOS can test support for $0.72. Breaks below this level can drop deep into $0.652 and $0.583.
On the back, if Momentum returns and EOS can recover $0.79, then a strong market reversal could be needed to support such a move.
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