So I think it is safe to assume that the safest strategy is to hold both bitcoin and gold that way no matter what happens you will be a winner, not as big of a winner if you were to put all your money only in bitcoin or gold but still a big winner at the end, I do not see anything wrong with that strategy except that you will need a bigger capital to perform it effectively.
I agree with your general philosophy, but we also have to decide the ratio of the holdings. Right now, the total market cap of all cryptos is less than 10% of the market cap of gold. If the Western elites want to promote cryptos as another fall-back money like gold, they'll have to raise the market cap. So IMO we should be heavier on Bitcoin/cryptos than gold.
And the price of gold itself is heavily suppressed by the elites (without which their system couldn't possibly survive -- see books 'The Gold Wars' and 'The Gold Cartel' for serious evidence.) But they lose control and/or allow gold to go up during the worst of times (see my post
The Real Reason to Hold Gold and Bitcoin.) So if you're young enough and have a long-term horizon, you should at least get even with inflation, but only over the long haul.
Also, it's funny how the centuries-long gold/silver standard period was a time when the elites
successfully suppressed the price of gold (to a fixed currency value), while today that has failed and the elites are forced to (effectively) devalue currency against gold on a continuous basis, so that gold went from $35/ounce in 1971 to 30 times that today. But if you listen to the media, economists, etc., you hear the opposite of the truth -- that gold was blessed by officialdom as money during the gold standard, and it's just a barbarous relic today. The entire system is deceptive.