
WOO X Research: Does "Made in America" Equal a Price Hike Guarantee? Five Cryptocurrencies Tied to the U.S.
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WOO X Research: Does "Made in America" Equal a Price Hike Guarantee? Five Cryptocurrencies Tied to the U.S.
Trump issues a call, America first.
Author: WOO
Recently, Trump stated that the United States may consider establishing a "cryptocurrency strategic reserve" in the future. It's no surprise that BTC and ETH are included, but notably, SOL, XRP, and ADA were also mentioned. The entire crypto market surged immediately, with SOL, XRP, and ADA—the so-called "American trio"—leading the gains, injecting a much-needed boost into an otherwise sluggish market. Unfortunately, the momentum didn't last, and the broader market eventually fell back to pre-Trump-announcement levels, with Bitcoin returning to its starting point around $83,000.
Market movements over these past few days have felt like a rollercoaster—sharp rallies followed by steep drops. Trump’s statements significantly impacted prices, but more importantly, they conveyed a deeper principle: America First. This America First ideology isn't limited to crypto; it underpins his core presidential agenda. Whether in conversations with Zelenskyy or demands for TSMC to increase investments in the U.S., all stem from this same America First logic.
Returning to the crypto space, it's likely that any future remarks from Trump on cryptocurrencies will continue to be framed within the context of "America First." Therefore, this article identifies five crypto projects closely tied to the United States—potential beneficiaries of political tailwinds—and analyzes their positioning ahead of possible policy shifts.

Chainlink (LINK)
Chainlink is currently the leading decentralized oracle network in the crypto space, founded by a U.S.-based team and serving as critical infrastructure for bringing off-chain data onto blockchains. Recently, Chainlink collaborated with DTCC (Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation), JPMorgan, and eight other major U.S. financial institutions on a fund tokenization pilot called Smart NAV. This project successfully published key mutual fund data onto blockchains via Chainlink’s cross-chain interoperability protocol (CCIP).
The experiment demonstrated how traditional financial data can seamlessly integrate with blockchain technology, paving the way for large-scale asset tokenization. As U.S. financial institutions increasingly embrace blockchain, Chainlink—as the dominant oracle provider—stands poised to become a bridge between traditional finance and the crypto world.
Beyond institutional ties, Chainlink actively participates in U.S. policy discussions. At the end of February this year, the team hosted a private meeting in Washington D.C., inviting representatives from the U.S. government to discuss blockchain’s impact on the future of financial systems. This direct access to high-level U.S. policymakers sets Chainlink apart from most other crypto projects.
Additionally, Chainlink has announced a partnership with WLFI (World Liberty Financial), a DeFi project supported by Trump, providing oracle services and cross-chain capabilities for its platform.
As one of the most essential infrastructural assets in crypto, LINK already enjoys strong real-world utility. Combined with deep connections to both U.S. government circles and traditional finance adoption, Chainlink’s status as a premier “American” infrastructure token remains unshakable.
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Market Cap: $8,789,128,324
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Rank: #16
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30-Day Price Change: -39.5%
Ondo Finance (ONDO)
Ondo Finance is the current leader in the RWA (real-world assets) sector, primarily focused on tokenizing U.S. Treasury bonds, allowing crypto users to earn yields comparable to those of American government securities.
Pantera Capital, a prominent crypto investment firm, noted that platforms like Ondo are now directly competing with Wall Street giants such as Franklin Templeton and BlackRock, aiming to bring over $20 trillion worth of U.S. Treasuries onto blockchains.
In practice, Ondo has already launched OUSG, a tokenized short-term U.S. Treasury fund with approximately $229 million in assets under management. The product is integrated into the DeFi ecosystem through partnerships with BlackRock and Securitize.
Beyond collaborations with traditional asset managers, Ondo recently partnered with Mastercard, becoming the first provider of tokenized real-world assets on Mastercard’s Multi-Token Network (MTN). This collaboration enables institutions and enterprises to invest directly in U.S. Treasury bills via blockchain, earning stable daily returns. For American investors, ONDO offers the stability of traditional U.S. financial instruments combined with the efficiency of cryptocurrency—proving not only technological innovation but also strong backing from legacy financial leaders.
On the regulatory front, Trump’s nominee for SEC Chair, Paul Atkins, previously served on the advisory board of Securitize—the very company partnering with BlackRock and Ondo on security tokenization. This connection fuels market expectations that U.S. regulators may adopt a more open stance toward compliant tokenization initiatives like Ondo’s.
Moreover, Ondo is among the tokens purchased by WLFI (World Liberty Financial), Trump-endorsed DeFi project, which currently holds 340,000 ONDO tokens valued at approximately $316,000.
As the RWA leader with dominant TVL metrics, deeply connected to both traditional finance and U.S. government networks, and one of the few tokens held by WLFI, Ondo’s identity as an “American-made” asset is undeniable.
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Market Cap: $2,896,135,618
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Rank: #40
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30-Day Price Change: -31.1%
Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR)
Many users may find HBAR relatively unfamiliar—it's a veteran project dating back to 2018, founded by Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon, with mainnet launch in 2019. Positioned as an eco-friendly, low-energy public chain during its early days, Hedera has long attracted notable Web2 partners including Google, IBM, Boeing, LG, and Tata. More recently, it announced entry into the RWA market by launching an open-source toolkit for configuring, issuing, and managing tokenized bonds and stocks on the Hedera network.
In terms of RWA applications, Hedera introduced DOVU, a carbon credit trading platform that tokenizes carbon allowances into tradable digital assets accessible to corporations, governments, and individuals alike.
In 2023, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s instant payment system FedNow added Dropp—a micropayment platform built on the Hedera network—to its list of service providers. Dropp enables merchants to accept small payments and supports HBAR as a transaction currency, effectively integrating HBAR into the official U.S. payment ecosystem. Following the announcement, HBAR’s price surged sharply, reflecting market optimism about Hedera’s alignment with U.S. authorities. Beyond FedNow, HBAR is widely seen as a cryptocurrency likely to benefit from improved U.S. regulatory conditions.
From inception, the team emphasized compliance, clearly stating its intent to collaborate with regulators and develop tools to help enterprises meet consumer protection and regulatory requirements. With strong support from major U.S. corporations, HBAR is considered one of the most distinctly “American” cryptocurrencies. Market analysts believe that under favorable U.S. policies, Hedera could see accelerated institutional adoption. Some even suggest the U.S. SEC might approve spot ETFs including HBAR, which would act as a catalyst for ecosystem growth.
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Market Cap: $9,568,963,706
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Rank: #13
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30-Day Price Change: -19.5%
Stacks (STX)
Stacks’ connection to the United States dates back to its founding phase: as early as 2019, Stacks (then known as Blockstack) became the first cryptocurrency project in U.S. history to receive SEC approval for a public token offering, setting a precedent for compliant fundraising in the industry.
This means STX was aligned with U.S. regulatory frameworks from day one and is widely regarded as a textbook example of regulatory compliance. Technically, Stacks brings smart contract functionality to the Bitcoin ecosystem, enabling DeFi, NFTs, and other applications while leveraging Bitcoin’s robust security. As multiple U.S. states explore adding Bitcoin to their treasury reserves and federal agencies pay closer attention to Bitcoin use cases, projects like Stacks that enhance Bitcoin’s utility stand to gain increased visibility.
Friendly policies under a potential Trump administration could encourage more innovation within compliant U.S.-based projects—an approach Stacks has championed since inception. With its unique combination of regulatory legitimacy and technical integration with Bitcoin, STX hits two key themes in today’s U.S. crypto narrative: legality and Bitcoin ecosystem expansion.
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Market Cap: $1,030,949,384
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Rank: #83
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30-Day Price Change: -43.1%
Stellar (XLM)
Stellar is a blockchain platform designed for cross-border payments and asset transfers, distinguished by its extensive collaborations within the U.S. financial sector. A notable case is Franklin Templeton, which in 2021 launched an innovative fund—the first mutual fund approved by U.S. regulators to utilize a public blockchain for transaction processing and share recording.
This fund uses the Stellar blockchain to record share ownership and rebalance portfolios, with underlying assets consisting of low-risk U.S. government securities. In effect, XLM facilitates the operation of traditional Wall Street investment products on-chain, demonstrating its viability in regulated financial environments. Moreover, the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) maintains active engagement in U.S. politics, cultivating strong relationships in Washington D.C. and participating in lobbying efforts and congressional discussions regarding crypto and stablecoin legislation.
Therefore, should the U.S. introduce favorable regulations or incorporate blockchain into national financial infrastructure, XLM’s market visibility and potential for adoption would rise significantly.
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Market Cap: $8,677,224,786
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Rank: #17
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30-Day Price Change: -27.5%
Conclusion: The Rise of the "Made in America" Crypto Narrative
From Trump’s bold declaration to the gradual warming of U.S. regulatory sentiment, "Made in America" cryptocurrencies are quietly emerging as a new market focus. Chainlink, Ondo Finance, Hedera Hashgraph, Stacks, and Stellar each bring unique strengths—bridging traditional finance, advancing asset tokenization, gaining corporate and governmental recognition, or extending Bitcoin’s capabilities. If the U.S. continues to roll out supportive policies, these American-aligned tokens may soon ride a wave of fresh capital inflows.
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