3 Made in USA Coins to Watch for the First Week of June 2025

Three Made in USA coins—Render (RENDER), Pi Network (PI), and Aerodrome Finance (AERO)—are in focus as June 2025 begins. RENDER dropped over 8.6% after confusion surrounding Coinbase’s delisting of the older RNDR token triggered panic selling, even though the Solana-based version remains supported.

PI fell 10.5% in the past week, with market sentiment hit by centralization concerns and a wave of volatility following the launch of 20x leveraged futures on Kraken. AERO, a key player in the Base ecosystem, is down 9.7% despite Base ranking as the fourth-largest chain by DEX volume in the last seven days.

Render (RENDER)

Render (RENDER) has fallen more than 8.6% in the last 24 hours due to confusion surrounding Coinbase’s announcement to delist the older Ethereum-based RNDR token.

While the delisting did not impact the newer Solana-based RENDER token, panic selling kicked in, as many investors misunderstood the news.

Despite Render Network’s clarification and most major exchanges already supporting the Solana version, the FUD caused a sharp drop in price and a surge in trading volume as holders rushed to exit.

From a technical perspective, RENDER’s EMA lines are tightening, suggesting a potential death cross could form soon—typically a bearish signal.

If confirmed, the token could continue sliding toward the $4.30 support level and possibly dip lower if selling pressure accelerates. Conversely, if bulls regain control and break above the $4.45 resistance, RENDER could retest $4.89.

A strong breakout could push the price back toward the $5 range, though it would require significant buying momentum to overcome recent sentiment damage.

Pi Network (PI)

Pi Network has been under pressure recently, dropping 10.5% in the past seven days and trading below $1 for the last 14 days.

The recent launch of PI perpetual futures on Kraken—with up to 20x leverage—sparked volatility, offering traders new ways to speculate without holding the token directly. While this listing increased visibility, it also triggered short-term selling and opened the door to leveraged shorts amid growing skepticism.

Centralization concerns persist, with the core team controlling over 60% of the PI supply and nearly half of the network’s nodes located in Vietnam, a country tightening its crypto regulations.

If the correction continues, PI could fall toward the key support level at $0.66, and potentially drop as low as $0.57 if bearish momentum builds.

However, if sentiment shifts and buyers return, a break above the $0.86 resistance could trigger a move back toward the $1 zone.

Still, given the current backdrop of regulatory risk, network centralization, and increased volatility from futures trading, PI’s short-term outlook remains fragile.

Aerodrome Finance (AERO)

AERO remains one of the leading decentralized exchanges within the Base ecosystem, which has recently climbed to the fourth spot among all chains by DEX volume over the past seven days—surpassing Arbitrum, Sui, and Hyperliquid.

As a core protocol on Base, AERO stands to benefit directly from the chain’s growing traction and rising on-chain activity. However, despite Base’s momentum, AERO has struggled in price action, falling 9.7% over the past week.

Its market cap currently hovers around $470 million, reflecting a disconnect between network performance and token sentiment.

If Base continues to gain market share and user activity increases, AERO could rebound toward the $0.591 resistance level.

A successful breakout there may push it to $0.665, and with strong bullish momentum, a further move to $0.708 is possible—representing a potential upside of 23.5%.

On the downside, if AERO retests and loses support at $0.563, it could slide to $0.538, and in a deeper correction, as low as $0.474.