November was rough for most markets, with even some “Made in USA” coins dropping significantly. The overall trend is weakening, with most assets holding their levels while traders wait for clearer direction.
However, as the market attempts to stabilize, three of these US-based coins are showing early signs of a potential rebound. One is that it has a rare negative correlation with Bitcoin. The other is to form a clean inverted structure. And the third coin attracted sudden whale activity. These factors make it worth paying attention to this week.
Litecoin (LTC)
One of the first US-made coins to look out for this week is Litecoin (LTC). The stock is up more than 8% in the past 30 days and about 7% in the past 24 hours, showing unexpected resilience after a rough November.
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A big reason behind this strength is its negative correlation with Bitcoin. Over the past month, the Pearson correlation coefficient between LTC and BTC was -0.01.
The Pearson coefficient measures how two assets move relative to each other. Negative values mean moving in different directions.
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Litecoin’s lack of correlation actually helps it hold better than most top coins, as Bitcoin has fallen over 13.5% over the same period.
But correlation is not the only factor here. The chart has also formed a nice inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, with the price currently hovering around $102.
If LTC manages a daily close above $119, this pattern will complete and the door opens for a move above $135 if broader conditions improve. This resistance level has limited any upside attempts so far, so a break would signal serious momentum.
The Smart Money Index, which tracks how well-informed traders, or traders who act early, are taking positions, has also started rising since Nov. 13.
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This change indicates that some of the initial confidence is returning as LTC moves towards the neckline of the pattern. The combination of a curling smart money index and prices pushing into a breakout zone makes this week particularly important for this setup.
If buyers fail to push Litecoin above resistance, the first significant support remains at $93. Below that level, the reversal structure weakens, and below $79 invalidates the pattern completely.
Solana (SOL)
Among the “Made in USA” coins making headlines this week, Solana (SOL) stands out for another reason. It’s been a tough month, with the stock down almost 27% over the past 30 days. Still, the charts are starting to show hints of a possible short-term reversal that traders cannot ignore.
This signal comes from the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which measures price momentum indicating whether an asset is likely to be overbought or oversold.
From November 4th to November 14th, Solana price formed lower lows, while RSI formed higher lows. This formation is known as a bullish RSI divergence, and it often appears just before a trend is about to change, even if the reversal is brief.
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If this divergence plays out, Solana’s immediate challenge will be $162. This is a strong resistance level that has been maintained since November 5th (with one break in between).
A break above $162 will open the door to $170. And if momentum strengthens, the price could rise to $205 in the short term.
However, this setting only works if the buyer adheres to the $135 price. A break below this support will weaken the structure and put $126 at risk.
chain link (link)
The final candidate on this week’s list is Chainlink (LINK), which has had a rough month. It’s down more than 20% in the past 30 days, and an additional 10% in the past week.
Still, something unusual has appeared in the activity of its holders, making LINK an important token to watch this week as the market looks to stabilize.
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Despite the decline, whale accumulation has skyrocketed over the past seven days. Regular whale holdings increased by 8.92%, and the top 100 addresses (larger “mega whales”) increased their total holdings by 1.51%.
When whales buy on weakness without exiting, it often signals early positioning for a potential reversal.
The chart explains why they intervene. From October 10th to November 14th, LINK’s price made lower lows, but its RSI formed higher lows. This created a standard bullish divergence. This is the same momentum change seen in Solana and often appears near the early stages of a trend reversal.
LINK must get back $16.10 to enable setup. This requires a move of approximately 17% from your current level. Clearing $16.10 opens the way to $17.57.
If the daily close is above that zone, LINK could extend above $21.64 if broader market conditions improve.
If the buyers fail to sustain support, the key level to watch will be $13.72. If the daily candlestick falls below it, the current structure may collapse and the bullish reversal signal may be invalidated. In that case, the reversal would take even longer.
