Trump won the election on November 9, 2016. Bitcoin price started rising on January 20, 2015 and by the election the price was up 233% already!

There were many corrections during that "cycle" but it took until December 2017 to start to fall.

Your times are way off the mark.
Please don't try to link bitcoin price movements to irrelevant things.

It is better not try bring this up again after it has been largely discussed and argued upon in several threads in this forum, (since you have been away for so long you might not know it) however, I really do not see the connection between the 2, the US election was not the trigger of btc price movement, I doubt there is a definitive answer to that, but the closest was institutional investors have a sudden large appetite for btc, and of course the PayPal news, and many other reasons, but certainly not the elections or past and present regime 

Nothing to do with US elections (if this is what the OP is driving at), the price moves by itself regardless of any political or geo-political events.

Worth noting though that there are proponents of a 4 year cycle, so 2021 will be the 4th year, (2017-2021), but we can't really say for certain if history is going to repeat itself as the the exponential growth might need to slow that at some point, so we might see shorter or longer cycle.

It seems to me that people are trying to find correlations,where they simply don't exist.
Obama got re-elected in 2012,if I remember this correctly,and in 2013 the Bitcoin price went from $16 to 1.2K USD in one year.Do you think that this bull run had something to do with Obama's re-election?Same goes with the Trump election in 2016.
Maybe history will repeat itself,or maybe it won't.We can only speculate...

None of election related cases that applies here,Because Bitcoin price are not politically dependent ,Instead this works By demand of the people that looks for technology and not for Long term advantage and not just for the time being.

But Of course There is still effect the new Governance of US specially If the stands favor or not in crypto.

I wouldn't say this is true. I'd like to think political movements are a major contribution to why people adopt Bitcoin. I would probably have a guess that the majority of people involved with Bitcoin, came to Bitcoin because it isn't happy with the current political situation that most countries find them in. Plus, despite the Bitcoin price already showing a rather large movement before Trump's election, I still think it could have potentially had some impact on people looking for alternatives to the current money system they were using. After all, there was a large divide in electing trump, and his attitude probably worried a lot of people that the American economy was doomed, hence they started looking at alternatives. Bitcoin, probably being the leading candidate.

So, although I don't think politics are the only reason, I do believe it can have an impact on Bitcoin, especially for adoption rate.

The difference is that the market has now a lot of players, big players, wealthy players. It is not the market that we used to know. Bitcoin a few years before was not as popular as it is today.

I cannot tell for sure whether the US election has had something to do with the price. It may have but only if there is an explicit plan as regards the official stand of the state in relation to the use and legality of Bitcoin. So far, there seems to have none. Never in the history of a presidential debate was Bitcoin mentioned even once. So I don't think the price of Bitcoin was significantly affected by any presidential election.

Everything is interconnected.  However, in my opinion, there is no direct link between the US presidential election and the price of bitcoins. 

The gradual loss by the US dollar of its status as the world reserve currency is the reason behind the rise in bitcoin. 

There is no reason to be surprised.  After all, the price of Bitcoin is denominated in US dollars.  The reboot of the global financial system was announced publicly.  Many countries have announced the development and implementation of CBDCs. 

Hence, traditional fiat currencies have no future.  Hence the increased interest of institutional investors in Bitcoin.

I think the price of BTC has nothing to do with any countries election because it is completely independent unless those who are elected say some good thing about BTC then that's another story. Last time when the Chinese president said something about cryptocurrencies the price went up and manage to recover after it fells to its low price last 2019.

BTC gradually started to pump before 6month and slowly came to the public interest so US election is nothing to with this pump, We are going to see a new module in BTC the history of 2017 pump after dump will not repeat hopefully the market is very strong now and BTC is trying to hit 30k from two days which means bullrun is still on and it believe this will continue for few more months.