People often call Bitcoin “Digital Gold,” and it’s not just hype. Like gold, Bitcoin is limited—there will never be more than 21 million coins, just as the amount of gold in the world is finite.
Another reason is trust and security. When economies get unstable or currencies lose value, people have always turned to gold. Today, many are doing the same with Bitcoin, because it isn’t controlled by any government or bank.
The difference? Gold you can hold, Bitcoin is fully digital. But both are valued for the same reason—to protect against uncertainty and preserve wealth.
