For the gold bugs:

Except your charts are nonsense.
Gold cannot be counterfeited. It is an element and cannot be recreated. You can buy something shiny and yellow but its not hard to work out if its real gold or not.
Sovereign - Most countries issue government gold e.g. eagles, britannias, krugerrands, pandas etc. and what about the "Gold sovereign" is that sovereign enough for you.
Decentralised - how many people own a gold ring or piece of jewellery. A lot more than hold crypto + you have individual investors that purchase gold in bar or coin form.
Divisible - you can buy gold down to grains (15.4324 grains to 1 gram), gold flakes, gold leaf etc.
Portability - a 1kg gold bar is the size of a smart phone, how big is a pile of fiat worth £32k?
Scarce - All the gold ever mined fits in 1 Olympic swimming pool.
Easily transactable - Depends how you define it. Globally you can walk into a dealer/jeweller with gold and walk out with the local currency. I have previously sold over £50k gold to a bullion dealer, walked in and funds were in my account by the next morning. Currently have over £400k worth of gold which will be easy to sell in 1 hit when I choose too.
SMART (programmable) - Just another way of saying "adding 3rd party risk" as the programmable parameters of bitcoin are not in your control.
Biased nonsense.




