Top 3 Made in USA Coins to Watch This Week

Made in USA coins are showing mixed signals as April begins, with XRP, SUI, and Pi Network (PI) standing out. XRP leads in market cap but also posted the biggest drop among the top 10, down 10.6% this week.

SUI is the only major gainer, up 3.8%, showing some strength despite broader weakness. Meanwhile, PI has been the worst performer, plunging over 23% and staying below $1 all week.

XRP

XRP is the largest Made in USA crypto by market cap, but it’s also down 10.6% over the last 7 days—the biggest drop among the top 10. This sharp correction could present an opportunity, especially with Trump’s “Liberation Day” event coming up on April 2.

If XRP builds an uptrend, it could push to test resistance at $2.22. A breakout there may lead to moves toward $2.47 and even $2.59 if momentum grows.

If the downtrend continues, XRP could revisit support at $2.06. A breakdown below that level might drag it further down to $1.90.

With volatility rising and a possible narrative shift on the horizon, XRP could be a key coin to watch this week.

SUI

SUI is the only among major Made in USA cryptos showing gains over the past week, up 3.8%, even though it’s still down 13% over the last 30 days. This resilience sets it apart from the rest of the pack.

In the last 24 hours, trading volume has dropped 15% to $767 million. The coin’s current market cap is $7.43 billion.

SUI’s EMA lines recently formed a death cross, hinting at a possible downtrend. If confirmed, the price could drop to $2.23, with further downside to $2.11 and $1.96.

If SUI manages to reverse the trend, it could climb toward $2.50. A breakout there would open the door to $2.83, nearly 20% higher from current levels.

Pi Network (PI)

Pi Network (PI) is the biggest loser among Made in USA cryptos this week, with its price down over 23% in the last seven days.

It has been trading below $1 throughout the entire week.

If sentiment shifts, PI could rebound toward resistance at $1.05. A breakout there might lead to a push-up to $1.23.

But if bearish pressure continues, PI could fall to test support at $0.718. A drop below that would send it to $0.62—its lowest level since February 21.