And then in regards to bitcoin, I doubt that gold is going to fare very well in the future, just like it has not fared very well relative to bitcoin in the past 10 years or so (and maybe it is not fair to go completely back to the very beginning of bitcoin, so we could cut out the first 3-4 years of bitcoin's price history and start from around 2013 - even if we start at top of BTC's price performance in 2013 (around $1,163) bitcoin has still greatly out-performed gold in that period, which seems quite likely to continue into the future, even if there are not any guarantees.. but surely gold does not seem to be a place to be putting much if any value.. especially if you know about bitcoin, and sure, if you want to put 10% of the value of your bitcoin holdings into gold, then even though that seems too much, it is not necessarily going to kill you, even though that gold portion of your investment portfolio does not seem to have good chances of doing very well, relative to bitcoin.
You are correct sir and there is no doubt about it because the number of years that gold has existed,assuming bitcoin has existed with the same number years like gold, bitcoin would have been very expensive and the people that are bitcoin holders will the wealthiest people in the world because of the high volatile nature of bitcoin. Gold has its value no doubt but it can't be compared to bitcoin because bitcoin halving makes the difference in both commodities. The halving makes the number of bitcoin to be mined to reduce in quantity gradually which with time the demand of bitcoin will be higher than the supply. Another thing is that only the rich can buy gold because it is expensive but bitcoin can be bought by everyone both the rich and the poor because one can buy in any fraction base on your income as long as you have made up your mind. All these shows that bitcoin in value will do better than gold in whatever way you present it because it is not how long that something has been existing but the nature of that thing is what matters with demand and supply.