As we enter May 2025, low market cap tokens such as Dragonchain (DRGN), ZORA, and Housecoin (HOUSE) are gaining popularity. DRGN saw a 115% surge after the SEC dismissed its lawsuit, reigniting interest in the project. ZORA attracted attention following its listing on Coinbase during the Content Coins trend, while HOUSE experienced a remarkable 250% increase in just 24 hours.

Dragonchain (DRGN) is a hybrid blockchain platform initially created within The Walt Disney Company in 2014, catering to businesses and developers. The project became independent and launched the DRGN token, which briefly reached a market cap of $1.3 billion in early 2018 before a SEC lawsuit in 2022 caused a drop to below $20 million. Following the dismissal of the 2022 lawsuit by the SEC, DRGN surged by 115%. It may reach resistance at $0.090, $0.107, and surpass $0.11, or correct back to $0.044 if buying pressure weakens.

ZORA, the native token of the Zora platform, gained momentum after its launch and listing on multiple exchanges including Coinbase. With a market cap close to $46 million, ZORA supports the Content Coins trend, enabling the tokenization of digital content like memes and posts. ZORA could test resistance levels at $0.0198, $0.023, and $0.027, potentially reaching $0.034 if the Content Coins narrative grows stronger.

Housecoin (HOUSE) on Solana's Pumpfun platform allows users to hedge against the housing market, quickly achieving a market cap of around $48 million. HOUSE surged by over 250% in 24 hours, breaking above $0.050 for the first time. Its price may test resistance at $0.058, aiming to surpass $0.060 and $0.070. Alternatively, a reversal could lead HOUSE back to support at $0.0189, with potential drops to $0.0124, $0.008, and $0.0069 if support levels weaken.