Bitcoin Soars from $754 to $106,000 Under Three NYC Mayors—Bitwise Exec Reveals Stunning Growth

Bitcoin's price trajectory isn't just climbing—it's rewriting the rules of finance under the watch of New York City's last three mayors. From a humble $754 to a jaw-dropping $106,000, the crypto king's rally defies traditional market logic.

Wall Street's still scratching its head while hodlers laugh all the way to the decentralized bank. Another win for the orange coin—and another migraine for the suits who called it a 'temporary glitch.'

Bitcoin Growth Across Three New York MayorsBitcoin Growth Across Three New York Mayors Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist and a rising political figure, has taken the lead in the Democratic primaries after Adams withdrew to run as an Independent.  Because Democrats typically dominate New York politics, many expect Mamdani to win. Park referred to this expected change in leadership when he said the city had moved "from Bloomberg to Mamdani," highlighting Bitcoin's steady rise during the same period. "Separate Money from State" In his commentary, Park suggested that Bitcoin's long-term growth has happened irrespective of the political changes happening around it. Notably, while new faces and ideologies come and go in government, Bitcoin continues to grow on its own terms.  Citing this reality, Park advocated for a separation of money from the state. Essentially, this call indicates a broader belief that people should take control of their financial future instead of relying on state-backed systems. Mamdani's rise also represents a break from the more centrist politics of previous mayors like Bloomberg and Adams. This political change comes parallel to a financial one, where more people, especially younger generations, look to assets like Bitcoin as long-term alternatives to traditional finance and government oversight. Meanwhile, after suffering a brutal period over the weekend, Bitcoin has recovered considerably. During this press, Bitcoin currently trades for $107,567, up 2.76% this month.