The Trump Inauguration refers to the official ceremony marking the commencement of Donald J. Trump’s term as the 45th president of the United States. This event took place on January 20, 2017, in Washington, D.C., following his victory in the 2016 presidential election. Inaugurations are traditional ceremonies held every four years, during which the elected president takes the Oath of Office, affirming their commitment to uphold the Constitution and fulfill the duties of the presidency. The Trump Inauguration was notable for its significant security measures, the attendance of various political figures, and Trump’s inaugural address, which outlined his vision and priorities for the nation. The event is part of the broader tradition of presidential inaugurations in U.S. history and signifies the peaceful transfer of power.
**Market Trends for January 10-16: Bitcoin’s Resilience Amidst Change** The cryptocurrency landscape saw significant fluctuations leading up to the inauguration of President Trump, with Bitcoin demonstrating unexpected stability. After initial…