I frequently encounter the question of whether gold or Bitcoin constitutes a superior investment. While my standard advice promotes asset diversification by holding both—along with silver—I have a clear preference if forced to pick just one. I would select Bitcoin.

The reasoning lies in the concept of scarcity. Gold is theoretically infinite; whenever prices climb, miners like myself simply increase our excavation efforts to produce more. Bitcoin, however, operates differently. Its architecture imposes a hard cap of 21 million coins, a limit we are rapidly nearing. Once that ceiling is hit, the supply is fixed forever. This brilliant design suggests that the value is destined to rise.

While I am grateful to have entered the Bitcoin market early, I continue my professional activities in drilling for oil and mining gold.

All the best.