1)Bitcoin, like gold, has a limited total amount and is scarce, and neither can be supplied infinitely. At the same time, it is very difficult to obtain, and it requires cost.
2)Bitcoin and gold have similar physical properties, and both have the uniqueness of matter. Can not be tampered with, can not be copied, can be physically divided.
3)Both Bitcoin and gold have similar monetary properties and can be used for daily payments or as a store of value.
1. The difference between Bitcoin and gold, however, in terms of scarcity is that Bitcoin's 21 million is hard-coded while gold's is questionable. Perhaps it's just a matter of time before gold is to be obtained outside of earth.
2. What do you mean by "similar
physical properties?" Does Bitcoin, which is not physical, have physical properties? Could Bitcoin be
physically divided? Gold could be tampered, could be copied or faked to a certain extent, and physically dividing gold properly requires expertise unlike Bitcoin's breaking down into Sats.
3. I don't think Bitcoin and gold have similar monetary properties. And is there still a place where gold is still accepted as daily payments?