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Donald Trump walks back into the White House.Bitcoin is touching$109,000.
And a meme coin bearing the president's name is a few days old and trading around $35, already down sharply from its launch peak of $74.
Six months on, those three assets have gone in three completely different directions.
Here is what $10,000 in each one looks like today.
On inauguration day, Bitcoin opened around $102,000.
A $10,000investment boughtroughly 0.098 BTC.
Today, with Bitcoin trading near $60,000, that position is worth approximately $5,880, a loss of just over 41%.
Trump entered office as the most crypto-friendly president in U.S.
He signed executive orders supporting the industry, established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and pushed through the GENIUS Act for stablecoins.
Bitcoin still lost nearly half its value on his watch.
Rising Treasury yields, institutional profit-taking, and selling pressure tied to Strategy's $14 billion unrealized loss position have weighed heavily throughout his term.
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