A 67% return on $1 million will make a bigger difference than a 100% return on $1k, which is why bitcoin is often the choice of small investors while gold is the choice of institutional, large investors.
Gold is not too volatile, stable and cannot bring high profits but is clearly much safer than any other investment. Meanwhile, bitcoin can be highly profitable because of its volatility but comes with greater risk.
Which one is the best investment will depend on how much capital we have and what our goals are. If someone had millions of dollars, I don't think they would be willing to invest all of it in bitcoin but they would be willing to invest all of it in gold. Because their priority at that time was safety, not big profits. On the contrary, if you have only $1k to $100k and want to become a millionaire like them, bitcoin will be the choice for you.
As I said, it all depends on each person's needs and we will make the choice that suits us. Both have their own pros and cons and have different use cases, neither is perfect. But bitcoin investors always focus on volatility and returns and think bitcoin is the best and owning gold is pointless.
Just because it's not our choice and doesn't suit us doesn't mean it's useless or no longer appealing. Gold is still gold, still an asset that has existed for thousands of years, plays an important role in the economy and is still a good choice in today's unstable economic world.
I am a bitcoin investor and I am like you, want to make quick profits from my small capital but if I had millions of dollars, gold would be my choice for asset diversification.