Bitcoin is somewhat similar to gold, because it is like the precious metal is only in limited quantities.
Gold mined around the world today is about 171 thousand tons and it is not so easy to print as dollars or any other bill.
Therefore, if in the near future the world begins to regulate bitcoin, it will only grow in price like gold every year. (although until now the price has been rising for 10 years)
It seems to me that the history of the use of gold and silver by mankind is in no way connected with the history of the development of cryptocurrency, and even more so with its future. Still, these are completely different and incomparable things, and in most factors being compared, they are just the opposite.
Gold and silver will always remain precious metals, and what will happen to the value of Bitcoin, we can not say for sure yet. The statement that its price. will constantly grow, is unlikely to be true. In practice, this will not happen.
You're dead wrong - like gold bitcoin is mined. It is scarce with mild inflation, and in practice deflationary. It is thus a store of value like gold. Hence, bitcoin is digital gold.