Made in USA coins are garnering attention in the last week of May, with AVA, Solana (SOL), Pi Network (PI), Uniswap (UNI), and Worldcoin (WLD) all attracting interest. AVA rose nearly 10% amid revived interest in AI, while SOL witnessed increased accumulation from institutions despite ETF delays.
PI has recovered above $0.80 as growth momentum builds despite ongoing ecosystem concerns. Meanwhile, UNI faces legal pressure from Bancor, and WLD remains in the spotlight following regulatory challenges and U.S. expansion moves.
AVA
AVA is the native token of Holoworld, an AI-supported storytelling platform designed for creators, brands, and developers.
This ecosystem allows users to create immersive experiences using customizable AI avatars, lively animations, and voice interactions. It claims to have over 1 million users and tens of millions of interactions.
Initially launched on Solana's PumpFun platform, AVA now has a market cap of about $65 million and has risen nearly 10% in the past 24 hours amid renewed interest in AI-themed tokens.
Technical indicators are turning bullish, with AVA's EMA lines suggesting a golden cross may soon form. If this upward momentum holds, the token could rise to challenge resistance at $0.069, and a breakout could pave the way to $0.0919 and even $0.015.
However, if the bullish momentum wanes and the $0.060 support level is broken, the token's price could revert to $0.0519 and potentially drop to $0.047 or even $0.0417 if the downward trend continues stronger.
Solana
Solana is witnessing increased accumulation from institutional investors in May 2025. Whale investors have bet large amounts, and some have invested millions of dollars in Solana-based assets.
Over 65% of SOL's supply is now staked. Q1 application revenue reached $1.2 billion, the highest in the past year, indicating robust ecosystem growth.
Despite a rather quiet altcoin market, analysts are still comparing Solana's structure to Ethereum's at the beginning of 2021. Inflows into the chain and developer activity continue to rise.
Meanwhile, the SEC has postponed its decision on five Solana ETF proposals, pushing the timeline to mid-2025. However, SOL still rose 2.7%, indicating resilience.
Technically, SOL is holding support at $164. If it maintains this level, it could test levels of $176.83 and $184.86. If the $164 level is not reached, the next support levels are $159.48, $154, and $141.
Pi Network (PI)
Pi Network has faced several major setbacks since launching its mainnet in February 2025, quickly becoming one of the most hyped Made in USA coins. This includes the lack of listings on Binance or Coinbase, poor price performance, and unfulfilled ecosystem promises. Although 86% of the community voted for a listing on Binance, no listing has taken place.
However, PI is showing signs of short-term strength. It has risen nearly 10% in the past 24 hours, surpassing the $0.80 mark. Its market capitalization is nearing $6 billion again, and the EMA lines suggest a golden cross may form soon.
However, if the upward trend wanes, PI could return to the $0.66 level. If that level is not reached, the next support threshold is $0.57 and lower.
Uniswap
Bancor has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Uniswap, claiming that this leading DEX has used its patented automated market maker (AMM) technology without permission.
Bancor stated that it developed and patented the constant product AMM model in 2017, a structure that Uniswap later adopted for its own protocol. The lawsuit was filed in New York, seeking damages from both Uniswap Labs and the Uniswap Foundation, making UNI one of the most interesting Made in USA coins to watch next week.
Meanwhile, UNI is trading near a key support level of $5.94. If this level is not reached, the price could drop to $5.649 and even $5.43. On the positive side, a recovery momentum could bring UNI back to test the $6.329 level. If broken, the next resistance levels are at $6.52 and $7.36.
Worldcoin
AI-related tokens have broadly attempted to recover in recent weeks, with Worldcoin (WLD) remaining a focal point during this period. The project has faced both regulatory hurdles and notable expansion efforts, making it a point of interest in recent weeks.
Legal issues have emerged in Kenya, where a high court ruled that Worldcoin violated privacy laws, ordering the deletion of biometric data collected from users.
At the same time, Indonesia has suspended operations over regulatory and certification concerns. Despite these hurdles, Worldcoin recently launched in six major U.S. cities and revealed plans to distribute 7,500 biometric verification devices nationwide.
WLD has increased by 6.8% in the past 24 hours, showing signs of short-term recovery. Its EMA line suggests a golden cross may soon form, which would be a bullish technical signal.
If the upward momentum holds, WLD could rise to $1.19, and if that resistance level is broken, it could extend gains to $1.36. However, if the token fails to hold above $1.11, it might slide down to $1.05—and could potentially drop below $1 if bearish pressure accelerates.
