you talk like you have explored and gone inside every land there is on planet earth. as long as you haven't done that, you never know for sure how much gold is left inside but yes it could be understood that there is not as much left as a noob would think. Comparing gold and bitcoin in terms of potential growth, its clear bitcoin is much more ahead but its the history and existence of gold from more than a century which really attracts people.
I think you need to learn some basic thing in your life because to understand how long gold is still available no need to go to each every mine but you need to have a some common sense of how to get the information in the web. If you do not know just google it or look in to wiki pages.
MinerHQ, you little piece of shit, you probably believe everything you read on the internet, right? How could any person who has written such an article know exactly how much gold there is? Where'd you get your information? BBC talking about if I was a supervillain and wanted to melt gold and make a cube, how much would its size be? Yeah, I read that shit and Warren Buffet talking about it too. I wouldn't really know how much gold exists in this world because not every piece of land on earth has been dug and explored yeah? If you know so much, enlighten me about how much gold really exists?
To both of you, gold is actually abundant in nature. There are from 8 to 20 million tons of gold dissolved in the ocean waters. But given its concentration (somewhere between 0.1 and 2.0 mg per ton, depending on location), it is uneconomical to extract it using any current technology...
that was the next argument I was going to post after his response
Technology always has room to evolve and there will be a stage where extracting this gold is feasible, the only question which would remain unanswered is if gold would still be relevant enough to carry on further? The future of no asset could be determined for a prolonged period, only speculated.
