Cryptomarkets often move based on positioning before the price reacts. In the last days of January, attention is drawn to a small group of 'made in USA' coins that no longer follow the broad market, but instead show early signs of significant changes – in both bullish and bearish directions.
As the market seeks direction towards February, these three 'made in USA' coins stand out based on price structure, blockchain positioning, sentiment signals, and accumulation patterns.
Chainlink (LINK)
The first 'made in the USA' coin to watch this week is Chainlink. LINK's price has recently been under pressure, dropping about 7.5% over the past seven days and about 3.6% over the last 30 days. On the surface, the trend still looks weak, but underlying signs are beginning to change.
From the blockchain perspective, Chainlink is trading at a relatively low 30-day MVRV level. MVRV compares the average purchase price of owners to the current price.
When the number turns negative, it indicates that many investors are at a loss. Historically, this reduces selling pressure and decreases downside risk. In other words, LINK is no longer full of quick profit-takers.
The chart completes the overall picture. From the end of November to January 25th, Chainlink's price made a lower low, but the Relative Strength Index (RSI) formed a higher low.
RSI measures sentiment (momentum), and this contradiction is known as bullish divergence. It often occurs when the downward trend weakens, even though the price has not yet reversed.
For the setup to strengthen, Chainlink needs to reclaim $12.51, which has been an important support and resistance level.
A daily close above $12.51 would indicate that the recovery is strengthening. If the price rises above this level, $14.39 forms a zone that turns the broader structure bullish and opens the way towards $15.01.
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However, if the price loses $11.35 in the daily close, the bullish outlook weakens, and patience will be required for a recovery. Until then, LINK is one of the most technically interesting 'made in USA' coins as we move towards February.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI)
World Liberty Financial is another 'made in USA' coin that is drawing attention this week, but for very different reasons. The WLFI token has risen about 12% over the last 30 days, but there is a clear divide in blockchain positioning between large holders and faster capital.
At the same time, whales have reduced their WLFI holdings by over 75%, but smart money wallets have increased their holdings by about 95%.
Smart money generally represents more active short-term traders, while whales more often signal long-term conviction. When these two groups diverge so sharply, the result is usually volatility, not a clear trend.
The chart shows the same tension. WLFI is forming a head-and-shoulders pattern on the daily chart, with the neckline sharply descending – this favors sellers. Such a structure is seen as a sign of increasing downside risk if support fails.
The token has also recently lost the 20-day EMA line (exponential moving average), and now the threat is testing the 50-day EMA line. The last time both were lost, the price corrected nearly 20%.
EMA gives more weight to the latest prices, so it reacts to trend changes more quickly. These lines can serve as important support and resistance levels.
If WLFI falls below the 50 EMA and then below $0.136, the structure will confirm a downward trend and open up the possibility for a deeper drop towards $0.112.
On the other hand, if $0.181 is reached again, new confidence in the smart money thesis will be generated. A move above $0.191 would completely invalidate the bearish structure.
This confrontation makes WLF one of the most volatile coins in the last week of January. The coin can still bounce, but confidence in the direction is strongly divided, and the price can swing quickly in both directions.
Render (RENDER)
Render completes this made in USA coin list. The development of this coin is driven more by net flows than sentiment. Over the last 30 days, the token's price has risen by over 50%, but in the last 24 hours, there has been an approximate 4% correction. This has led some traders to ponder whether the price rally is losing momentum.
However, exchange flow data suggests otherwise. At the end of December, significant investments were recorded into Render on exchanges, indicating strong selling pressure.
At its peak, net investments were around 469,000 tokens. By January 26th, the figure had turned to a net outflow of approximately 9,800 tokens from exchanges. This change indicates that selling pressure has largely dissipated and possibly accumulated buying momentum instead.
In the chart, RENDER is in a consolidation phase in a descending channel, following a steep 130% price rally between December 19th and January 11th. The channel remains intact, but the price is approaching its upper limit. If the price rises above $2.03, the channel will break, and the structure will shift from neutral to slightly bullish.
If a breakout occurs, the next upside targets are $2.37 and $2.71. If the token does not rise above the channel, it remains vulnerable in the short term, and $1.88 forms the first support level.
A significantly deeper drop becomes possible only if the price falls below $1.49. This is still far from the current price.
AI narratives are still strong, and selling pressure is decreasing. For this reason, Render is one of the structurally most stable made in USA coins to watch in the last week of January.
