Litecoin, Solana and Chainlink Stand Out Among U.S. Crypto Coins This Week

November has been a difficult month for the crypto market, and many U.S.-based projects have spent the last few weeks losing ground. Price action has been choppy, sentiment has been uncertain, and traders have mostly stayed cautious while waiting for a clearer direction.

Even so, a few American-origin networks are beginning to show signs that they may steady themselves before the month ends. One is moving out of sync with Bitcoin, one is building a reversal structure that traders often look for after a long pullback, and one is seeing heavy accumulation from the largest wallets on the network. These early signals make the following three coins worth tracking this week.

1. Litecoin (LTC)

Litecoin has held up better than most large-cap assets during November’s turbulence. Over the last month it has climbed just over 8%, and it has added another 7% in the past day, which stands out in an otherwise soft market.

What makes LTC particularly interesting right now is its near-complete price independence from Bitcoin. Over the last 30 days, the correlation between LTC and BTC has hovered around –0.01, essentially meaning Litecoin has been moving on its own. Since Bitcoin has dropped more than 13% during this period, Litecoin’s ability to move differently has helped it stay afloat.

On the chart, Litecoin is shaping an inverse head-and-shoulders formation, a pattern traders often watch during market bottoms. LTC is currently trading around $102, and the structure completes if the price can close above $119 on the daily chart. If that happens, the next potential zone stretches toward $135, assuming broader market sentiment stabilizes.

There’s also a shift in trading behavior beneath the surface. The Smart Money Index, which tracks how larger or more informed traders position themselves, began turning upward around November 13. That suggests some early repositioning as LTC approaches a critical price level.

If bulls cannot break $119, the first significant support to watch is $93. Losing that level weakens the reversal structure. A fall under $79 would completely invalidate the pattern.

2. Solana (SOL)

Solana has spent most of November under heavy pressure, falling nearly 27% over the last 30 days. Despite the drawdown, the chart is beginning to show signs that sellers may be losing control.

The clearest signal appears in the Relative Strength Index (RSI). Between November 4 and November 14, SOL’s price pushed to a fresh low, but the RSI posted a higher low. This is called a bullish RSI divergence, and it often appears before short-term trend shifts.

If buyers take advantage of the divergence, the first major test is $162, a level that has repeatedly rejected the price since early November. Breaking above it opens the range to $170, and if momentum expands, SOL could target $205 in the short term.

However, the setup only holds if the price stays above $135. A breakdown exposes $126, which would weaken the case for a near-term reversal.

3. Chainlink (LINK)

Chainlink has not escaped November’s decline either, falling more than 20% over the past month and over 10% in the last week. Yet, something notable is happening underneath the price action: the largest holders are accumulating while the price is falling.

In the past week, wallets classified as “regular whales” increased their holdings by 8.92%, while the top 100 addresses added 1.51% more LINK. Large holders tend to move early, and accumulation during weakness often hints at early positioning for a potential trend shift.

The chart supports that idea. Between October 10 and November 14, LINK formed a lower low, while its RSI formed a higher low — a bullish divergence, similar to what Solana is showing.

For the reversal setup to activate, LINK needs to climb back above $16.10, which is roughly a 17% move from its current range. A push through that level opens the next zone near $17.57, and if buyers maintain control, LINK could attempt a run toward $21.64.

On the downside, the crucial support to hold is $13.72. A close below that level breaks the current structure and delays any recovery attempt.

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