Three USA-made coins—Worldcoin (WLD), Jupiter (JUP), and EOS—are attracting attention again after Donald Trump's latest post suggesting a 50% tax on the European Union starting from 01/06.
WLD is leading with a 37% increase after the Token Sale of $135 million to a16z and Bain Capital Crypto. JUP is also outperforming the market, rising nearly 7% amid significant ecosystem announcements. Meanwhile, EOS is struggling to maintain its recent gains after World Liberty Financial purchased $3 million, causing speculation in the crypto community.
Worldcoin (WLD)
Worldcoin has increased 37% in the past two days, reaching a three-month high after raising $135 million through a direct Token Sale to a16z and Bain Capital Crypto. WLD has become the best-performing token among USA-made coins in recent days.
This funding is not a traditional venture investment but a token purchase at market price, immediately increasing WLD's circulating supply—reflected by the sudden $135 million increase in market capitalization just before the announcement. This capital will be used to expand biometric identification operations in the US, following regulatory obstacles in Europe and Africa.
WLD price analysis. Source: TradingView.This indicates present and increasing buying pressure, increasing the likelihood of WLD challenging the resistance at $1.64. If surpassed, WLD could push above $1.70 for the first time since late January.
However, traders should closely monitor the support level at $1.36—if this level is not maintained, the token could correct to $1.17 or even $1.05 in a deeper correction.
Jupiter (JUP)
Jupiter is challenging the broader market decline, rising nearly 7% in the past 24 hours while most other major tokens tend to decrease.
This price increase occurred during a high-activity week for the Jupiter ecosystem, marked by mobile app launch, strategic partnership with Moonpay, and Jupiter Lend introduction.
Technically, JUP remains below the critical resistance at $0.635, which it recently failed to overcome.
JUP price analysis. Source: TradingView.A successful retest and breakthrough of this level could pave the way for a move towards $0.84, with strong upward momentum potentially challenging the $1 mark for the first time since February.
However, if momentum decreases and Jupiter (JUP) drops to test support at $0.52, losing this level could trigger a more significant drop to $0.465. In a deeper decline scenario, the token could slide to $0.40, $0.348, or even $0.30, making the current breakout attempt a critical moment for buyers.
EOS
A week ago, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) controversially stirred the crypto community by purchasing $3 million in EOS tokens, an immediately attention-grabbing move.
The purchase timing—after WLFI was reportedly losing $125 million from ETH sales at a three-month low—raised speculation about potential market manipulation.
Despite skepticism, no specific evidence of misconduct or insider trading has emerged. Interestingly, EOS increased over 9% immediately after the purchase, further fueling debate about whether WLFI's action was strategic or coincidental, making it an intriguing player among USA-made coins to watch.
EOS price analysis. Source: TradingView.However, since then, EOS has struggled to maintain momentum and is currently down nearly 10.5% over seven days. The token recently failed to overcome resistance at $0.79 and now risks further decline.
If selling pressure continues, EOS may test support at $0.72; breaking below this could lead to deeper drops to $0.652 and $0.583.
Conversely, if momentum returns and EOS can reclaim $0.79, it could target higher levels at $0.869 and potentially $0.97—though this would require a strong market reversal to support such a move.
