In general, compared with bitcoin, to monitor the price of gold is boring. Of course, if you look at these assets as money, then gold behaves better, but if you like casinos, it's different. Comparing the profitability of different investments, one must look at the basis, that is, the difference between the futures and spot price - this is an analogue of annual interest. The basis can be compared with LIBOR, with shares or with something else.

Bitcoin and gold are in same higher value in terms of our market and known worldwide. Many people are investing it, because of the big profits bring us. But gold is everywhere unlike bitcoin that some countries like china banned it. So i'll go for gold.

Bitcoin will not replace the Gold, because it is more expensive and look like antique.

Many of the same features that make gold so valuable, also make Bitcoin valuable. First, and perhaps most importantly, like gold there is a limited supply of BTC. While governments can continually print up cash and use quantitative easing to add trillions of dollars to the money supply, only 21 million Bitcoins can ever be mined. After that 21 million mark is hit, no more digital coins can ever be produced, though it’s believed that this hard limit won’t be reached until sometime around 2140.
Limited supply is especially valuable because it protects against inflation. While governments have a tendency to print money when they suffer tough economic times, Bitcoin will never face a similar scenario. If money supply does not increase, then generally speaking the risk of inflation is much lower. Gold’s limited supply, for example, has long been one of its most valuable traits and helps explain the metal’s position as a safe haven, and previous the commodity of choice for backing currencies. Bitcoin’s limited supply should make it similarly attractive.

I don't think bitcoin will replace gold. Gold is a heavy metal, and its value is recognized by all countries around the world, and bitcoin is only a digital currency, which is recognized by some people. I think bitcoin and gold are two very different things.

Investor Cameron Winklewoss, considered one of the first crypto-currency billionaires, appreciated the prospects of bitcoin.
In his opinion, the Crypto currency will rise in price by at least 20 times and will compete with gold.

I personally am playing the alts to make some cash and then get out.  Not going to act like btc will ever be more legitamate and as safe as gold.

While researching and investing in Bitcoin, I think, if you want your savings less volatile then you should choose gold. The value of Bitcoin depends on the dollar. Currently, the US dollar is on the downward trend due to increased paper money production. If you are willing to take the risk to get the most out of your financial resources, choose Bitcoin.

They're both stores of value and not overly convenient to use for productivity. Bitcoin is not the fastest nor cheapest bitcoin to use for transactions, and gold is not the best material for building - you'd use it for jewellery, circuitry and dentistry but you wouldn't build a house with it. They are both valuable because they're somewhat scarce everyone agrees that they're valuable. Imagine trying to convince someone 2700 years ago that a shiny rock was worth the equivalent of a pig or a bag of rice. You can't eat gold or use it for survival, but it was used as a currency because everyone agreed it held value.

To answer your question, both are stores of value, however I would be buying Bitcoin ahead of gold.