I agree. Although bitcoin definitely holds the higher price point amongst the two, but in terms of value, gold still has that title and advantage over bitcoin. The main difference here is the reliability and the volatility aspect. I have said in past posts that the volatility feature of cryptocurrencies are double-edged swords, it may do good, but at the same time, it may also do bad. Unlike gold, it has stabilized and has been accepted in such a way that people are comfortable with it as an asset. It can be sold for good value, and its value has always been high and is commonly not affected by outside market trends anymore. One indication that gold has reached that valuable state is that even if the amount of gold circulating in the market increases, its price doesn't actually change much.