What Does Trump's Golden Statue Holding Bitcoin Outside The US Capitol Signify?

The artistic installation aims to initiate discussion surrounding Bitcoin.

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What Does Trump's Golden Statue Holding Bitcoin Outside The US Capitol Signify?

What Does Trump's Golden Statue Holding Bitcoin Outside The US Capitol Signify?

A 12-foot golden statue of President Trump holding a Bitcoin was displayed on the National Mall in Washington, DC, a few hundred meters from the White House. The statue on display was approved by the US officials appeared before the Federal Reserve announced its decision to cut interest rates.

The artistic installation aims to initiate discussion surrounding Bitcoin after President Trump recognised the support for cryptocurrency and its role in pushing Bitcoin’s value beyond $10,000.

The Bitcoin forecast suggests a growing conviction that the Federal Reserve policy of rate cuts could boost Bitcoin to $145,000 by the Year-End. With the liquidity dynamics shifting and institutional flows accelerating, some analysts believe Bitcoin could rally toward record highs.

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Placing a gleaming Trump figure clutching a Bitcoin highlights the currency’s anti-establishment reputation. It frames crypto as a populist alternative to government control, echoing Trump’s recent pivot toward pro-Bitcoin rhetoric despite earlier skepticism.

As per the political analyst Abdul Rahman, People’s Dispatch, “Trump is promoting bitcoin and the capital interest attached to it. He is an out businessman and doing what he knows best. It also represents the bitcoin lobby”.

Also, a golden idol of a political leader outside the US Capitol underlines Trump’s transformation from politician to cultural icon. It shows how his movement thrives on spectacles and loyalty beyond tradition party lines.

Placing the statue at the seat of federal authority symbolises Trump and Bitcoin as outsiders confronting the establishment, appealing to voters who distrust Washington.

It merges financial rebellion with personality driven politics illustrating the growing overlap between cryptocurrency advocacy and Trump-era populism.