Don't include me with that if question that's being made on your mind. There will always be the believers and there will be non-believers.

You mean gold reserve? Bitcoin has no physical value and that's why it's a digital asset that we're owning right now. It might have no gold as its reserve but the value itself is a composition of many things, one is coming from the power consumption through miners and next is through the demand of it.

Bitcoin is  not about belief or trust.

Bitcoin is trustless. Permissionless. Borderless.

It is the only currency which you can send your money to whoever you want, when you want. You don't need to trust anyone, neither to tell anyone, nor ask for permission.

People use bitcoin because it is useful, not because people believe in it.

Belief and trust is for fiat  currencies.

It's not true that every country has the equivalent of gold to their fiat. It's just the government declaring those fiat papers have value. The governments today can't even withdraw their gold from banks. Maduro whom we could consider the worse dictator of Venezuela couldn't withdraw gold from the Bank of England.

So why should you stop believing in BTC when its more valuable today and couldn't be confiscated?

Don't assume the things that are impossible, even though Bitcoin does not have a physical presence, but it has been proven that the more interest there is... it becomes more valuable and equivalent to the exchange rate of gold on fiat.
This life from time to time will lead to a more advanced direction (modern era), and there will be new things that appear, including Bitcoin which has been proven to attract many people's trust. I think it's hard for most people to lose their belief in Bitcoin and the things that come with it.

Physical appearance does not correlate to value. A currency like fiat has physical cash notes, but it doesn't have any intrinsic value besides what is placed on it by the nation's economy and banks, who can always print some more.
Physical presence does not also affect believe, no one needs to hold Bitcoin to understand how the network works, but hypothetically speaking, if everyone did forget about Bitcoin, there would be no trade and as such it would have zero liquidity and lose almost all of its value.

Not every county has the equivalent of gold to fiat, and Bitcoin is a decentralized network, it cannot own gold.
What do you mean by physical value? The world is going digital, not everything would be tangible and that's a good thing.

Yes, this will happen but not too soon. It happens to every currency. So it will happen to Bitcoin also. There will be a particular time in the future when there is a better technology that could be used with more convenience and efficiency than Bitcoin. By that time people will jump into it and decide to simply stop using Bitcoin.

This is the same with fiat. Fiat was also welcomed when it came out as a better money several decades ago. And then here comes the crypto technology which offers a better and more sound money.

I do not want to stop believing in bitcoin because bitcoin already gives benefits to me and I still want to use bitcoin and prepare for my future. With what already happened to bitcoin, I do not think that the country will stop using bitcoin because I think they already benefit too. People themselves will use bitcoin, so as long as bitcoin still gives an advantage to them, they will still believe.

As long as the internet is still available to us, bitcoin will exist and reach more people. The digital era has come and I think we need to adjust ourselves to accept it to reach the next era and grow and that will happen to all countries in the future.

Bitcoin is not imaginary or a fairy tale for you to believe in it or not. It exists and it does provide a valuable utility that can and is being used by many people all around the world.

No they don't. And have you even seen or touched that gold? So how come you want to touch bitcoin to believe it but you don't need any "physical" proof of this claim of yours?!!!

Now you are just inventing words. There is not such thing as "physical value".

Funny to read but perfect example on why people will never stop believing in bitcoin , this isn't a dream in which after waking up we will forget and move on to another in the next evening.
again supporting this , it is not about if we believe or not but if how we can use this for our own advantage.

bitcoin is one of the safest and fastest way to transact around the world.

Are you aware of physical bitcoins? They are niche market in this forum under "Collectibles" and the ones who prepare them are well known to produce masterpieces of craftmanship.

Read this (which I doubt you will) - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Casascius_physical_bitcoins

Your life, your choice.

Bitcoin's value comes from the work done by the miners to mint those coins. It is the "Proof" of the "Work" and therefore has value. Now the fiat price is a different thing. Once a coin has been minted, the seller determines a price at their wish and the buyer accepts a price at their wish. This determines the market price. This should not be confused as value of bitcoin - 1BTC is always 1BTC, but the fiat price may differ with time.

As stated by others, gold itself is a piece of metal, why give it value in the first place? Because we need some "Standard" to price something against. That is how we determine prices of things that we need.