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Gold has always been the safe haven asset (except for the winter of 2008) when every asset save treasury bonds declined. It has always been regarded as the ultimate store of value, with silver coming in second.
How will gold be viewed in the age of bitcoin, or more generally, as alternatives to government fiat money are continually being invented by mankind?
Property also has been a traditional store of value, but I don't include this into consideration as it serves a highly utilitarian purpose who often far exceeds its market value or intrinsic value.
How will gold be viewed in the age of bitcoin, or more generally, as alternatives to government fiat money are continually being invented by mankind?
Property also has been a traditional store of value, but I don't include this into consideration as it serves a highly utilitarian purpose who often far exceeds its market value or intrinsic value.
