Gold will have more and more moments to shine, and that's great.

Gold won't be thrown in the bin too, but it's obvious - clearly, both should coexist with each other and be there for the bigger entities to see and use both.

BTC is more convenient and better in the perspective - it may be used for so much more than gold, even though as for now, they are both mainly seen as ultimate stores of value.

Yet, it's still good to have your capital invested in both assets, but that's if you are financially capable for it. All  the comparisons between both assets are not really necessary because whether any of them surpasses each other, if you invest in both of them and the price skyrocket, you will make profit from both of them but if you invest in just one and the price also skyrocket, you will make profit from that one but though, not as much as you would have gotten if you invested on them both. Remember the practice of not putting all your eggs in one basket. The future is sometimes unpredictable and when you so much put all your hope on one asset and it doesn't meet your expectations, you will feel bad about it.

BTC has much more potential in the current world than gold is.

Any type of gold, that is, it would lack what BTC has and is capable of as time goes on.

Sure, it would have it pros too, but in our digital world, BTC would be the choice of many out there, rather than gold, or digital gold, or any other gold.

Bitcoin is not following gold because they are not the same. Gold is a safe haven while bitcoin is a speculative asset so they tend to move in opposite directions, rarely rising together.

I hear a lot of people discussing the M2 money supply increasing and that is good for risk assets like bitcoin. This has happened in the past but we need to be aware that if M2 increases rapidly it can cause inflation and the Fed will reduce liquidity and tighten monetary. That could have a negative impact on bitcoin, so don't rely too much on M2 and consider it a reliable indicator to predict bitcoin's trend.

As for whether bitcoin will overtake gold? That is unlikely because a speculative asset cannot overtake a safe haven.

I hope so. I mean, that's what everybody wants. For Bitcoin to become the next digital Gold. But for that to work, governments, banks, and institutional investors need to ditch Gold for good. Such a transition doesn't happen overnight. BTC will get there at a slow and steady pace.

One of the main benefits of BTC vs Gold, is the ability to track coins on the Blockchain (it's a feature, not a bug). You see, governments with a Bitcoin reserve will be able to track all of their holdings in a breeze. They will also be able to provide proof to the public if they want to. With physical Gold, they need to weigh and count everything to manually input the data on the system. Gold reserves also need to go through a lenghty auditing process. Then there's the problem of the added bulk of holding so many Gold bars and coins. With Bitcoin, you can carry millions (if not, billions) of dollars on a small piece of paper or digital store medium hidden from plain sight (portability).

Let's see what happens within the next 10 years. At the pace Bitcoin is growing, I'm sure it will surpass Gold's market cap soon.

The popularity of Bitcoin is increasing almost every day, but the thing is that Gold still had a more popularity than bitcoin and the values of gold is more than bitcoin, why I think that bitcoin will be higher than gold in terms of store of values is that, bitcoin have not stayed up to twenty years since is been introduced but it still have a lot of ground now, whereas gold has being into existence for long time, that's why it has more popularity than bitcoin, I know in a subsequent time bitcoin will be more firm and more valuable if countries started storing bitcoin as a store of values that will boost their economy in future

Many people think that Bitcoin will move just as Gold is moving or you can say it is lagging behind the Gold price. Other people are monitoring the liquidity and M2 money supply but again it is not guaranteed that Bitcoin will follow this too. Many people are taking high leverage trades only because of these factors when there is no correlation between them. And for the Bitcoin to surpass gold, it can happen someday but is is not going to happen within the next 5 to 8 years.

This is open for debate of course, but with the rate at which bitcoin is going i have to say it will rival gold. Gold is at an all time high but it has been under priced for years now though. Let’s keep our finger crossed and see what the future holds

Would we consider Runes on BTC chain as the Jewelries of sorts?

Even though they are not backed up by anything by hype and so on, it's still a reasonable comparison, in my opinion.