If you had to hold only one for the next 10 years, would you choose Bitcoin or gold?>What makes your choice better than the other?
>>62645210Bitcoin
obviously bitcoin especially considering recent events; gold has no rational reasons to be monetized and the market will devalue it 90% after all dying boomers are dead, plus the upside in bitcoin is leagues above
>>62645217>>62645218Bots/jews. Gold obviously.
>>62645230>Gold obviouslyThis ^
Bitcoin because it’s cheaper
>>62645210Bitcoin. It's a harder asset with zero storage/security cost and small transaction fees. Gold can be easily lost, stolen, or seized; you have to find someone to sell it to in person, when you need to use it; and if you have to travel with it, then it will become a liability.
>>62645230>>62645238if you're not parasites yourselves, you have been fooled. how many years have gold been used as money? how has been in power especially lately? gold requires a third party to be used realistically as money. mmmmmmhhh......you might not be spared if you continue feeding the parasites
>>62645277You do know you can buy gold ETNs on the stock market like any other asset, right? Extremely high liquidity so you can sell it whenever you want with almost zero spread.
>>62645210>Bitcoin or gold?The one that the banks and billionaires are buying
>>62645743show me the vaults then
>>62645210Bitcoin. Can move it easily across borders
>>62645263>>62645263Cheaper how? $80k per coin vs $4k/oz. How are we comparing these? All the bitcoin together is worth $1.57T for 20M bitcoins and all the gold in the world is worth $32T for 220,000 tons.
I would rather have 18oz of physical gold vs 1 BTC (“digital gold”), which is roughly what that equals to
>>626458301.5t is smaller than 32t therefore bitcoin is cheaper than gold
>>62645210Gold. I say this as someone that only holds bitcoin. Gold has appreciated far more in value than bitcoin.
>>62645717You do know that anything that an institution holds for you isn't really yours and is just a promise, right?
>>62645217I like your choice
>>62645210
>>62645210Gold. Bitcoin depends on the electric grid and the internet and all of this is subsidized by the fledgling government.your hitcoin crashes when the electrical grids fail in the coming collapse. also, 90 percent of crypto transactions are made by bots with no human input whatsoever. if you've heard of the dead internet theory, it's the same thing with crypto. crypo is every bit as fake as the dead internet.
>>62646451Crypto is useless and if it wasn’t for the wash trading, the volume would look like absolute shit. Anyone who says otherwise is a coping baggie
The writing is on the wall.
Gold. How can anyone trust digital fiat that's been around for less than the lifespan of a dog vs gold that's been in demand for 7000 years?
>>62645210Crapto is dead, and it's never coming backonly gold
>>62645210Quantum computers will kill Bitcoin in the coming years.
silver will be king
>>62645687
>>62646667This too.>>62645277>stolen, or seizedDigital assets, like 100% traceable bitcoin, are significantly easier to steal than physical assets.
I've had thousands in bitcoin stolen from me through an address poisoning attack. I've never had gold stolen from me. BTC can be useful if I need to suddenly flee, but I have a house in an area with clean water. So I go gold and silver.
>>62645218Obviously
>>62645230I'm not a BOT. WTF israel. Free Palestine
>>62646569Only bitcoin. Fuck gold
>>62646564I trust Bitcoin
>>62645210Gold 1000% because it is real and has tangible value. Bitcoin & crypto is intangible, is incredibly unstable, and quantum computing could kill it. It fluctuates wildly in value.You should diversify your assets and have part of your portfolio be rare earth metals, stocks, energy, etc. crypto should only be a small part of your portfolio if at all and should be treated entirely as fun money.Not financial advice.
>>62647632>it is real and has tangible valueExplain the "tangible value".inb4 it just is.
>>62646451>in the coming collapse.we still have at least what 20 years? should be able to buy way more guns per bitcoin by the time you'll need it
>>62647632if you have less than a 7fig port in 2026 you have no other choice but to be 100% crypto. diversification is a luxury of the wealthy. the rest of us must hypergamble or become serfs forever
>>62645277>how tell if someone’s a zoomerdon’t tell him >one has been around for millennia and has real world applications the while the other has no world applications besides wealth distribution from poor shmucks would bet you could sell a lot of lottery tickets in a btc convention
Gold is a loser, ,,,,,,high risk,,,,low return
>>62647835>zoomerYeah, no. Gen X reporting.>real world applicationsExplain them.
>>62645210>only oneI'd have to do further research if I actually had to make the choice, but in this moment I'd go with Bitcoin. In just 10 years it's likely to grow and net me more gold than if I bought gold now. It can seem like a long time to people but it's not so long in a shifting financial world. Crypto already allowed me to buy 5x more metals than the first purchase of metals I made. But that's the flipside: even if I went with gold for the safest approach I can buy other assets to generate more money for metals.
I got poor buying bitcoin,,,,,if only I used that money to buy gold and silver,,,,,I would have been rich,,,,,,what’s worse is that I spent years in pmg fiddling metals,,,,,lmao im such a loser,,,,,,,
>>62647955What a loser
>>62645210Imagine being so devoid of ethics and greed driven that you would try to convince midwits that a "digital asset" is valuable. It is inherently unethical. Gold is always an once of gold, simple as.
>>62645717That is simply pure cope. A government where the gold is stored can simply seize it for the proletariat.
It should be bitcoin or runescape party hat. Gold isn't in the conversation.
>>62648256Imagine watching a new asset develop and grow in value, while remaining ignorant and being so afraid of reading that you miss out on profiting from the next evolution in value storage. ...couldn't be me.
>>62648344>read my book goyBitcoin is goy goldTroon doubloons, if you will
>>62648370>my bookWay to confirm that you have done zero research on the subject. If you take investment advice from someone who speak confidently about things that he has done no research on, then you're dumber than he is.
>>62645210Gold obviously
>>62648344BITCOIN
Bitcoin because it's easier to shove up your ass when you flee the country
>>62645210Bitcoin, obviously. Gold was the greatest asset in the old days, but it is outdated and lost its position as the hardest asset. Also in the information age, it is very inconvenient to use, store and transact with, its value is more of an echo of the old generation that is too stubborn to learn new things, but that is a major risk as those people are on the way out.So in the present day I would consider gold to be very high risk in the long term.
>>62648344>DecentralizedKek this nigga stupid you don’t know shit
>>62648401Both r fine
>>62645210Gold is better in the very long term. But for the next 10 years I think BTC will outperform it. The main driver will be the black economy who is sitting on heaps of cash whose value is being diluted by inflation.
>>62648401>Also in the information age, it is very inconvenient to use, store and transact withHow the fuck is it inconvenient to store gold? Even if you consider the amount of oz’s it takes to equal one btc, that’s like 18oz? That’s a small tube. It’s also much easier to swap gold for cash and buy stuff with it than it is to go around trying to buy stuff with bitcoin, that’s not even counting the fees involved. People are more willing to accept gold than they would bitcoin in a p2p situation anyways. >So in the present day I would consider gold to be very high risk in the long termA crypto shill talking about gold being high risk lol
>>62645277>harder asset
>>62645218Agree with you anon
>>62646544Kys
>>62648731It's solid
>>62645277>Gold can be easily lost, stolen, or seized;>Oh bro, you used the ColdCard default wallet generation and got your Bitcorn stolen because your wallet had low entropy? Sucks to be you!
>>62651455Are you okay ser? Take ur med
>>62651444You sound mad>checks chartskek baggie
>>62647910>kekkimus maximushave you ever held an expensive aux cord? And by the way e this whole thread is gay why is the decision between a turd sandwich(btc) and a giant douche(gold) - ETFs and stonks are your tru friends anons
