[DigitalToday reporter Hyunwoo Choo] As expectations rise for easing tensions involving the United States and Iran, three U.S.-linked AI tokens were cited as candidates for a rebound. On May 25 (local time), blockchain outlet BeInCrypto picked Near Protocol, Render and Worldcoin as assets that could benefit from a recovery in preference for U.S. growth assets.

Near Protocol traded at $2.35 on May 25, up 55 percent over the past week. It is up 66 percent over the past month. It jumped 101.72 percent from a May low of $1.24 to a May 24 high of $2.51, and charts pointed to a bull flag pattern. Near co-founder Ilya Polosukhin is a co-author of Google’s paper “Attention Is All You Need.” If it posts a daily close above $2.42, $2.51, $2.97 and $3.37 were presented as the next target zones. If it falls below $2.33, the pattern weakens and $2.01 was cited as support.

Render fell 1.83 percent on the day to $1.98 on May 25, but it is up 11 percent over the past week. Buying volume accompanied the rise since May 18, and charts suggested an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern formed after April 17. The head area was $1.64 and the right shoulder was around $1.72. If it clears $2.44 on a daily closing basis, room opens for a rise to $2.88, while a slip below $1.72 weakens the pattern. The $1.64 level was presented as the zone where the pattern becomes completely invalid.

Worldcoin fell about 4 percent on the day to $0.29 on May 25, but it is up 22 percent over the past week. It was mentioned as a project involving Sam Altman (샘 알트먼), with a structure that verifies whether a user is human in AI services through an Orb device. Charts pointed to a cup-and-handle pattern since May 10. It bottomed at $0.22 on May 16 and rose to $0.31 on May 24 before entering a consolidation phase. The 20-day exponential moving average at $0.26 was presented as downside support, and if it clears $0.32 on a daily closing basis, a 35 percent upside path to $0.42 could open. If it falls below $0.22, the pattern becomes invalid.