Having both would be good as long your finances would permit you then diversification is always been best but we know that not all would really be having the capital even if they do like to diversify but there's nothing they can do anything about it as long their finances wont be sufficient then its just normal that you would really be going into much simpler side which is on dealing with Bitcoin yet we could really purchase in fractions
and not necessarily to get the whole thing.Same goes in other investment but of course it will really be depending on you.Any investment does have risk and when we do talk about security and reputation or
popularity then nothing beats out Gold into that but we are on a new era and we know the potential of BItcoin does have.

Well said. Diversification is the best strategy  when it comes to risk management because it protects investors from wide wings in various sectors of economy. I think better is better than Gold though both are considered store of value because it has limited supply, method of quick payment as well as it doesn't have any logistic issue like Gold to transport it

Frankly, I don't find it right to choose between the two. If you have to make a choice, it will be very difficult. Gold has always been seen as the safest resource in the world. Its value can not be close to zero. There is a certain amount of gold in the world and we can not change it. These also apply to bitcoin. The number of Bitcoins is limited to 21 million.  The inability to produce more than this increases its value. However, its value may decrease as it is still seen as an unsafe resource. Therefore, the value of bitcoin will be more volatile than gold.

The supply is limited to 21 Million and it will take another century to fully mine last bitcoin as next halving the rewards are going to be halfed at 3.125BTC but as you said there are some lost coins as owners have lost their keys and seeds or wrongly sent to some address so there will be never 21 Million coins in circulation in the market which makes it more valuable.Supply of 21 Million can't be increased and there are lost coin as well so it's shrinking.

I will continue to support both even though the price movements are very much different.
So when the price of bitcoin is uncertain as it is now, I temporarily switched to buying gold whose risk of decline was not as far as the price of bitcoin but I never left bitcoin, it's just that I chose a more affordable and safe place.

I agree with you to a point but the fact that we both do not invest into gold, and do invest into bitcoin proves that even though in logic we feel like they are both nice, we still prefer bitcoin over gold. I cannot really say this with certain idea, I mean maybe we do not but it feels that way to be fair.

I do it, I invest into bitcoin and not into gold and feel like they are equals in my mind, but if they are so equals then why am I not in 50% gold and 50% crypto? This feels like a proof that our generation prefers to be more digital and the idea of a physical gold being valuable doesn't really come to us as a reasonable approach as much, and digital gold doesn't feel trustworthy.

I'm not sure if liking Bitcoin to diamonds is a good thing or not.  Diamonds were for a long time controlled by cartels and while their mining might be a bit more decentralized these days, the diamond cartel still has strong influence over the industry.  I've heard people say that diamonds would be nearly worthless if the market was flooded with them and while I don't know how true that is, the idea that diamonds are plentiful but held in the hands of few to make them more valuable when sold should be troubling to anyone trying to bring adoption to Bitcoin.  I've been saying it for a while that Bitcoin has been hijacked by Wall Street and it's valuation pumped in order to bring them more management fees.  That is starting to sound a lot like the diamond market...

BTC is BTC. you can't compare it to anything else. gold and diamond also all the other stones have high value, because people made them valuable. Otherwise all those are just stones. But BTC is a miracle

Both easily since they have their own use and don't really cross or step into each other as many have thought. Also, I opt for diversification no matter how good gold or bitcoin, one compares to the other. Bitcoin for volatile and gold for stable.

Gold and Bitcoin, for me is the best investment.
Honestly, both must exist because both have proven their worth.
In 2013, the historical data that I saw on coinmarketcap.com was very clear that the price of Bitcoin was only hundreds of dollars.
When compared to this year's price (2022) specifically the current price of Bitcoin, it is clear that Bitcoin is a valuable asset with volume that cannot be reproduced as you mentioned. Unlike gold, which can still increase in volume.