I will add the disclaimer that I am another one of the people that no longer owns any Bitcoin unless they are used to purchase Monero or to use for sports betting because they don't take monero yet. There are some fundamental flaws in Bitcoin that make me think it will not succeed and some that make me not want to use it at all. Biggest is lack of privacy and the other is lack of scalability. If Bitcoin can address those two issues I would jump back in but it seems like there are too many cooks in the kitchen now to come to agreements on major issues. Two years ago I would have aggressively defended Bitcoin to someone saying the things I say now but I am losing faith.
There is another important feature of Monero apart from privacy and fungibility, the tail emission, it will actually start many many years from now, by that time Monero will be older than Bitcoin is now and still have less coins than it, but gone will be the "Smeagol factor", the perpetual inflation is minimal, and even today with current buy support would have a negligible impact in the price, but it turns Monero into a crypto more fit to be used as true
electronic cash, while I expect Bitcoin to become an electronic gold.
It depends on how you see gold.
If you consider all the existing gold as a constant, then bitcoin is gold and Monero is not.
On the other hand, if you consider the gold that is on the ground, then Monero's emission looks more like gold since gold is discovered all the time.