In these ATH days, I have read several who tried to equate the case of Bitcoin to that of the gold standard. Bitcoin certainly takes some of the use cases from gold, but not all or most of it. Bitcoin is much more than gold. In a very measurable way, it can be said that Bitcoin is what gold pretended to be but could not become as it is a scarce good but not so much as to determine how much is the whole, as if it is determined in Bitcoin.

Of course today gold is more solid than Bitcoin, since you can never rush gold. This has to do with the tradition of each market, and the gold market has been around for centuries. In Bitcoin, it is not yet known when some groups are going to completely deviate to try to make a profit in value. The different investors are still getting to know each other and testing their strength, which forces the small investor to decide which group to follow in order to emerge victorious. If you choose wrong, goodbye to your value.

In the next few years this will stabilize, and the Bitcoin market will achieve what the gold standard never could.