A one-year comparison will ultimately lead to misleading results. Things were different last year as many people lost a lot of money after the crazy rises in 2017.
@Ron Paul has a nice vote to give a reward of about $ 10,000 and hold it for 10 years, whichever asset you choose ------>
https://twitter.com/RonPaul/status/1191384535755317249 (Bitcoin Win)
Ron Paul's twitter followers don't represent the whole population, in fact they represent only one specific group - libertarians, and that group is a tiny minority. You can't use this poll to say that average joe's prefer Bitcoin, you can only say that about Ron Paul's fans.
People seem to lost trust in the value of traditional assets over the coming years and Bitcoin seems to have gained some legitimacy.
If this was the case, we would have the Great Depression 2.0 today. But Bitcoin indeed gains legitimacy, few people call it a ponzi or a bubble, compared to earlier times.