You need to understand the distinction between absolute scarcity and relative scarcity.
https://sfugeog322.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/absolute-and-relative-scarcity/Gold can easily be mined, pigs can be bred, marginal cropping land can grow more corn.
Many of us, including many on this wall, are now dedicated to slowly, gently buying physical all the way down, no matter how deep it goes or for how long. Holders of last resort will create conditions of absolute scarcity.
The reality is that the poor performance of gold and silver markets is a reflection of poor organic demand for precious metals, combined with elastic supply. People like Roach blow this up into a global conspiracy so that they can avoid taking responsibility for their own poor investment decisions.
^Typical lying kike.
Shitcoins have no scarcity. Zero. Artificial scarcity is not scarcity. There's no difference in bitcoin, dogecoin, and every other coin and nothing that forces everyone to use the same one. Physical metals (the noble metals group) are physically constrained by nature so everyone is forced to use the same small amount of them because you can't create a new noble metal in your basement, but anyone can create a new digital currency. This is why physical metals have a valid Schelling point and shitcoins don't.
You claim "more gold can easily be mined". Well, too bad for the lying kikes that it's far easier to create new shitcoins than it is to mine more gold or silver. And then he tosses in the most asinine lie ever claiming he's "buying physical bitcoin". There's no such thing as "physical bitcoins". Bitcoin is equivalent to cloud banking. It's impossible to actually take possesion of one; they always just exist as a virtual breadloaf. They have built-in middlemen and counterparty risk, and it's impossible to remove it, unlike metals.
If it has built-in middlemen, doesn't remove counterparty risk, and it's not even fungible, it's obviously not money. Bitcoin is great if you want to willingly live inside of a govt tracking system like the Chinese social credit score system they're building in China, but it's not good for anything else compared to options that already exist for money such as metals.