US-based coins
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| | 48 | | | -4.42% | |
| | 49 | | | -7.83% | |
| | 50 | | | -7.78% | |
Trending US-based coins
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Market Cap
What Are US Crypto Coins?
US crypto coins are cryptocurrencies whose project, company or foundation is based in the United States. They are also called American crypto coins or US-based crypto. This list ranks US crypto coins by market cap, with live prices and 24h changes.
Quick Facts
- Definition: Coins whose main project, company or foundation is based in the US.
- Well-known examples: XRP (linked to Ripple), USDC (issued by Circle) and Uniswap (UNI, linked to Uniswap Labs).
- Types of coins: Layer 1 blockchains, stablecoins, DeFi tokens, privacy coins and meme coins.
- Not the same as: Coins that are only traded or listed in the US.
- Ranking: Coins are ranked by market cap, which is the price times the coins in circulation.
What Makes a Coin US-Based?
A coin counts as US-based when the team, company or foundation behind it is located in the United States. This can be the company that created the coin, the main developer or the group that runs the network. Many crypto projects work with teams in several countries. Some have a US company that builds the software and a foundation in another country. For these projects, we look at where the main team or company is based.
Types of American Crypto Coins
- Layer 1 blockchains: Networks that run their own blockchain.
- Stablecoins: Dollar-pegged coins issued by US companies, like USDC.
- DeFi tokens: Tokens of apps for trading, lending or borrowing, like Uniswap.
- Payment coins: Coins built for fast and cheap payments, like XRP and Stellar (XLM).
- Meme coins: Community coins created by US-based teams or communities.
US Crypto Coins and Regulation
Crypto projects in the United States must follow US law. Agencies such as the SEC and the CFTC oversee parts of the crypto market. Some US-based projects choose to publish more details about their teams and finances. Being based in the US does not make a coin safe or approved by the government.
Risks
US crypto coins carry the same risks as other cryptocurrencies. Prices can change quickly, and projects can fail. Rules for crypto in the United States can change and affect US-based projects. Always research the team, the technology and the token before buying.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are US crypto coins?
US crypto coins are cryptocurrencies whose project, company or foundation is based in the United States. Examples include XRP, linked to San Francisco-based Ripple, and USDC, issued by Circle. The list above ranks US crypto coins by market cap, with live prices and 24h changes, so you can compare them easily.
- What are the top American crypto coins?
The list above ranks the top American crypto coins by market cap, updated live. Well-known examples include XRP, USDC and Uniswap. We do not give investment advice. To compare coins, look at market cap, trading volume, 24h change and project age, and research the team and company behind each one.
- How do you know if a crypto coin is US-based?
Check where the team, company or foundation behind the coin is located. Project websites, legal pages and company records usually show this. Some projects have a US development company and a foundation in another country. In those cases, look at where the main team and core developers work.
- Are US-based crypto coins safer?
Not always. US-based projects must follow US laws, and some share more details about their teams and finances. But being based in the US does not mean a coin is safe, approved or a good investment. Prices can still fall, and projects can still fail. Research each coin before buying.
- Is Bitcoin a US crypto coin?
No. Bitcoin is not tied to any country or company. It was created by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, whose identity and location are unknown. Bitcoin is run by a global network of computers. This is why Bitcoin is not on the US crypto coins list, which only includes coins from US-based projects.
- Who regulates crypto in the United States?
Several US agencies oversee parts of the crypto market. The SEC focuses on tokens that count as securities. The CFTC oversees crypto commodities and derivatives. Other bodies, such as the Treasury Department and state regulators, handle areas like money transfers and stablecoins. Rules can change, so check official sources.