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Made in USA coins have underperformed in the first 100 days of Trump’s new term, with all five leading US-linked assets down at least 20% since January 20. This comes despite the administration’s more crypto-friendly tone and a recent wave of regulatory relief.

In contrast, non–USA coins like Bitcoin and TRON have held up better, showing more resilience even as Ethereum and Dogecoin posted steep losses. The divergence highlights the impact of broader policy pressures—such as tariffs—potentially offsetting domestic crypto reforms.

Made in USA Coins Struggle Under the Trump Era

All five leading “Made in USA” coins have declined by at least 20% since January 20, the day of Trump’s inauguration. While recent short-term gains have helped improve sentiment, the broader 100-day trend remains negative for these U.S.-linked assets.

This performance comes despite expectations of a more favorable environment for crypto under the current administration.

Solana (SOL) is the weakest performer in this group, down over 41% since Trump took office, even after gaining more than 18% in the past 30 days.

On the other hand, SUI has rallied 58% in the same period, supported by strong growth in meme coin trading and decentralized exchange (DEX) volume. Recently, it became the fifth-largest chain by DEX activity.

ADA, LINK, and XRP have all posted modest gains between 7% and 10% over the past month, but remain down more than 24% in the first 100 days of the administration.

The overall performance of Made in USA coins has diverged from initial expectations following Trump’s return, which included promises of a more crypto-friendly stance.

While the SEC, now under Paul Atkins, has dropped several cases against crypto firms, removing regulatory overhang, other policy developments may limit the upside.

In particular, ongoing trade pressures tied to Trump’s tariff strategy may create additional headwinds for U.S.-linked crypto assets.

Despite ETH and DOGE Losses, Non–USA Coins Hold Up Better

Among the five largest non–USA coins, only two have posted significant losses over the last 100 days. Ethereum (ETH) has fallen by more than 43%, and Dogecoin (DOGE) has fallen by nearly 51%.

These declines stand out sharply, especially given the more stable performance of other top assets. Bitcoin (BTC) is down just 6% in the same period, while BNB has slipped by nearly 12%.

Short-term trends offer a more balanced view. Bitcoin has gained nearly 16% over the past 30 days, reflecting stronger momentum than its peers.

DOGE is up more than 7% in the same window, while BNB and ETH have remained largely flat. TRON (TRX) is the only top coin outside the US-linked group to post gains over both timeframes, up 7.5% over the last 100 days.

The broader group of global assets has fared relatively better than Made in USA coins. Despite steep losses in ETH and DOGE, the group has outperformed Made in USA coins like SOL and ADA, many of which have dropped more than 20–40% in the same timeframe.

This divergence suggests that while regulatory sentiment in the US may improve, macro and policy-specific headwinds could weigh more heavily on domestic crypto assets.

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Both Bitcoin and the stock markets surged today after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent allegedly suggested that tariffs with China will be eased. This is the second time in a month that tariff rumors led to a market rally.

However, TradFi market hype began deflating without the White House assuring a pause, while Bitcoin remained steady. This could prove a useful data point that Bitcoin is decoupling from the stock market after previous correlation.

Bessent’s Tariff Comments Spur Market Pump

Trump’s tariffs have caused a lot of economic chaos, and the uncertainty is arguably having the worst impact on markets. Two weeks ago, false rumors of a tariff pause caused markets to pump, followed by a real pause announcement.

Today, a Bloomberg report claims that Scott Bessent believes that the US will de-escalate proposed China tariffs.

“The next steps with China are, no one thinks the current status quo is sustainable at 145 and 125 [percent]. So I would posit that over the very near future, there will be a de-escalation. And I think that that should give the world, the markets, a sigh of relief… We have an embargo now, on both sides, right?” one source claimed Bessent said.

Immediately after this rumor began circulating, Bitcoin’s price began rising alongside traditional stocks. The Dow Jones rebounded 1,000 points, the S&P 500 went up by 500, and Nasdaq rose 3%.

Together, these factors created a fresh degree of market optimism.

Bessent, a longtime crypto advocate, has been more ambivalent than other cabinet members like Peter Navarro or Howard Lutnick regarding tariffs.

Additionally, regardless of his personal beliefs, he has no actual authority to change Trump’s decision. After a period of relief, TradFi stocks began to fall once again.

There are two interesting takeaways from this. First of all, two weeks ago, the stock market fell after the White House officially denied pause rumors. Today, however, there hasn’t been any official response to Bessent’s tariff comments.

Nonetheless, traditional markets still fell, while BTC remained steady above $91,000 and the overall crypto market cap hit $2.96 trillion.

Does this data give credence to the notion that Bitcoin will be safe during a recession? It’s hard to say so far. If it rises alongside bullish macroeconomic developments but remains stable during bearish ones, that seems too good to be true.

Still, it’s subject to very different concerns from TradFi. Investors should closely examine further tariff rumors in the future.

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