Better in terms of what?

As a currency: bitcoin
Investment: bitcoin (in my opinion)
Portability: bitcoin
Almost everything else: bitcoin

I can only see gold being better if it is in terms of brag value or in terms of 'showyness'. Gotta have that bling.

Bitcoin is better in terms of technology, practical and chance to make profit from the fluctuation for now.
But if u talk about stability, gold is in the upperhand because u own it. It's in ur hand. If it goes missing then it's ur own fault to not take care of it better.
Even though bitcoin is not that secure too but if u store it in a secure way using a credible site for trading or cold wallet, bitcoin still a lil better.
Bitcoin is easier to store than gold too.
So to sum it up, bitcoin is better for the many probability to make profit in the future. but with gold it's more about stability and old ways to make profit.

Yes a good warning for all.
This two are really different. Even when bitcoin passed over the price of gold nothing changed. No one gave a  damn because they know gold is different. If it is really alike then there might be movements that have happened before bitcoin will take over.
Bitcoin is new and doubts will be there, which is not in gold anymore. There is no doubt there, people just keep on buying it whenever they want to.

For the long term gold is always better, but for now bitcoin is becoming more popular after a higher rise but with unpredictable time for the long term.

You just can't compare gold with Bitcoin. Both of them serve different purposes. And another thing to remember is that gold has been in use for more than 5,000 years, while Bitcoin has been in existence for less than a decade. Gold is a physical asset, while Bitcoin is a digital asset. That said, gold can be converted to digital form (paper gold) and Bitcoin can be converted to physical form (Casascius physical bitcoins).

Perhaps the most obvious difference between Gold and bitcoin is this: Gold is physical and bitcoin is digital. Yet the distinctions between the two run much deeper.

Gold is a Precious Metal used by mankind as a medium of exchange for millennia. It is also useful in technology and manufacturing, and is appreciated for its beauty in the form of jewelry, art and keepsakes. Gold is widely regarded as a sound long-term investment and a hedge against market volatility.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a coded, crowdsourced currency that did not exist until 2009.

But according to me, bitcoin is better then gold.

Well, looking at dicreasing of bitcoin i can't say it for sure
But if we r talking about investation than yes, Id prefer BTC

i agree with you but 50% you say gold is better than bitcoin yes every one know gold. Every countries people whoes are developed or undeveloped  know about gold value. And wvwry country use thier value in economy.but thier are big number people who donot know about bitcoin. But investment in bitcoin VS investment in gold i think  for investment bitcoin is better from gold because bitxoin have high profite.

Bitcoin’s volatility is currently too large to rectify and even begin approaching gold as a portfolio’s favorite reserve position. This is not to say that gold has not experienced lows and highs, but investors like gold because the likelihood of gold’s price changing significantly is much lower than that of cryptocurrency.

This is one of the main attractive features of gold. It is a good way to store wealth, particularly in the face of uncertain international markets when fiat currencies are less solid. Bitcoin’s high volatility may be one of the larger barriers to transcending gold entirely. Furthermore, just because Bitcoin’s price past gold’s doesn’t mean Bitcoin is worth more than gold. In fact, in order to match gold’s market cap of $7 trillion, a single Bitcoin needs to be worth around $500,000.

Right now I would say it's really much better in terms of profitability I prefer buying Bitcoin because of the potential high profit and I only buy gold as gift but anyway both are good investment but bitcoin now is a much hold asset.