You can't compare Bitcoin to Gold in terms of percentage gains. Bitcoin is an undeveloped asset, has no solid liquidity within any of its markets, and is largely still a speculative investment tool. Gold as developed asset has one of the most liquid markets in the world. A dump that can't move Gold even 0.1% will cripple Bitcoin's market with how there is no liquidity to eat through large sales.
Gold investors open to change will look for a good digital alternative, which is Bitcoin. Ethereum or any other altcoin doesn't fit in that category. I however do not believe that these investors will get rid of 50% of their holdings, that's too much. It would make more sense to have it be 5-10% and perhaps more at a later stage, but still, not nearly close to 50%.
Gold had thousands of years to gain trust and adoption, Bitcoin is the new kid on the block. Give it some time.
I agree.We should wait for thousands of years for bitcoin to gain global trust and adoption.
Gold investors will look to other non-digital alternatives first,such as oil,other metals and real estate.Bitcoin comes last in their list.