Installed at the New York Stock Exchange by Twenty One Capital and announced by the NYSE on 10 Dec 2025. It is indoors and not open to the general public.
📖 The story
- Artist
- Valentina Picozzi (Satoshigallery).Sources: Cointelegraph (Dec 2025)
- Unveiled
- 10 Dec 2025, announced by the NYSE on X. The date matches the anniversary of Satoshi launching the Bitcoin mailing list on 10 Dec 2008.Sources: The Crypto Times (11 Dec 2025) Cointelegraph (Dec 2025)
- Commissioned by
- Twenty One Capital (XXI, led by Jack Mallers), which had just listed on the NYSE.Sources: Cointelegraph (Dec 2025) The Crypto Times (11 Dec 2025)
- What the design means
- The NYSE called it "shared ground between emerging systems and established institutions… an artistic reflection on how new ideas become part of shared history". It uses the same disappearing-hacker design as the rest of the series.Sources: The Crypto Times (11 Dec 2025)
- Series
- 6th of the series. Picozzi: "The 6th/21 statues of Satoshi Nakamoto found its home in the NYSE".Sources: Cointelegraph (Dec 2025)
Only facts we could source. Items tagged “Reported” are not fully confirmed.
🧭 Visiting
Getting there
The New York Stock Exchange is at 11 Wall St; its columned front faces Broad St. By subway, Broad St (J/Z) is closest. From Wall St (4/5), exit at Wall St and Broadway and walk east; from Wall St (2/3), exit at Wall St and William St and walk west (National Park Service; NYC Tourism).
Parking: street parking is extremely limited, and vehicle traffic is restricted around the exchange.
Exact spot
Inside the NYSE building. Bitcoin Austria and Trending Topics place it in the NYSE museum; the exact room is unconfirmed.
Photo tip
You can't photograph the statue itself without an invitation. The public shot is the NYSE façade on Broad Street; a tour-guide site says weekends are the least crowded.
Hours & access
Not publicly accessible. NYSE tours are no longer offered to the general public (they ended after 9/11), and visitors are admitted to the floor only with the Exchange's permission (NYC Tourism; NYSE Rule 37 memo). You can photograph the façade from Broad Street at any time.
Nearby places that accept bitcoin
From BTC Map (checked 2026-11-05); straight-line distances from the map pin, ATMs and unnamed listings left out. Check before you go.
Stay nearby (accepts bitcoin)
No bitcoin-accepting places to stay listed within 15.5 mi (25 km) on BTC Map yet.
Guide sources
- National Park Service: Federal Hall transit
- NYC Tourism: NYSE
- NYSE tours guide site (visiting)
- Markets Media
- NYSE Rule 37 memo (2022)
- Bitcoin Austria: Vienna unveiling
- Trending Topics
- Cointelegraph (Dec 2025)
- The Crypto Times (11 Dec 2025)
- BTC Map API
Guide updated 2026-10-21.
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