Gold off course. Don't you like that shiny metal. For jewelry, an assets and even as a trading assets. It is far more popular then any other asset. Bitcoin is still new unlike gold that has existed for a millenium.
That's too old shool for me,
gold is not vital to our daily living while bitcoin can provide a lot of benefits to the users. I think people now should value what gives them convenience and helpful for the development of financial system than just a mere shiny thing
Some folks strongly disagree with this attitude
If your point hinges on the possibility of quickly converting your bitcoins to fiat and then spending fiat for your daily needs (as another option, you could use a Bitcoin payment card, and in that case the conversion is done for you by someone else). Though, as I said, some people will certainly challenge that point by claiming they can easily sell their gold at market rates as fast. But if you don't mean that or anything to that tune, then I don't see how Bitcoin is more vital than gold for "our daily living"
I agree with you. I can take my gold and silver to my local coin shop and sell it for cash on the spot. In fact, I have done that several times in the past before I was as financially well off as I am now. Now, sure someone can also convert their BTC to some fiat currency. But then, how long do they have to wait before that fiat currency is in their bank account? It varies, but it is not instantaneous, that's for sure.
@Maslate, please enlighten us as to what all of these benefits BTC can offer to its users. And gold is not vital to our daily living? I'm assuming you used either a computer, tablet, netbook, or smart phone to make your post, and I am willing to bet there is at least a small amount of gold in whatever device you used. In fact, many of your household appliances contain at least trace amounts of some precious or semi-precious metals. A/C units contain a lot of copper. You know what your A/C unit doesn't require to work? BTC. You know what your stove/oven contains? Copper and possibly some silver. What does it not contain? BTC. Your automobile has copper at the very least, and likely some gold and/or somewhere. What does your automobile not have? BTC. All of those satellites in orbit around the Earth which brings you your favorite TV channel, weather reports, and even connections to the Internet have gold. What do they not have? BTC.
And your last sentence, "I think people now should value what gives them convenience and helpful for the development of financial system than just a mere shiny thing" is just silly. Sure, blockchain technology is rising in popularity. There is no denying that. However, some quick research will show that most of the world's wealthiest and most powerful nations hold thousands of tons of that "shiny thing". Surely there must be a reason for that.