Even if that's true, bitcoin would still be my pick, the uncertainty might be anxiety inducing but let me tell you this though, it's definitely something that's worth more than gold and the value you'd get in 5 years with bitcoin comparing that to gold is probably big. It might just be me but I believe that if stability is the reason for you to invest in gold or any stable investment out there, you're probably making the wrong decisions that would lead you to do things that's a bit mediocre when you could've done better. I do agree though that we don't have enough for the convincing part but I think that it's not really our business to do that, it will eventually happen and when it does, those people that weren't convinced early would be regretting that they've doubted bitcoin, let's just revel in their misery of missing out for too long because they were ignorant.
Each person has their own beliefs, and it is clear that gold has had a very good reputation for thousands of years. It is recognized, owned, accumulated, and traded by hundreds of countries around the world. I also believe that at the present time, BTC is still too young to be compared to gold in terms of value in the economy. However, what we are seeing is a shift of many traditional investors to BTC. Young people also love BTC and they are the ones who will inherit their parents' wealth in a few decades. At that time, BTC may have matured when it is more widely accepted in the investment field.
Currently, gold is still the best reserve asset because its value is stable and increases gradually over time, and BTC is a more attractive investment asset due to its very large growth margin. I believe that although many investors still choose gold, they cannot ignore the profits that BTC can bring.
