Gold is worth about 10 dollars an ounce according to it's scarcity and technological value. You might be able to say crypto is unlimited if you consider just staking. The mining algorithms are literally limited by our ability to produce and run mining equipment. Funnily enough, it's the exact same thing with gold. You also have the development attribute of decentrallized currencies. The far shittier ones have far shittier developers and everyone knows it. You can literally measure their values by the quality and quantity of developers working on them. Being able to create new crypto doesn't make it unlimited. If it did, they'd already have unlimited value. It's the same with fiat. Truth is there is money competition now and that's a good thing. People assign value to these things. We CERTAINLY assign far too much value to jew bank created dollars. I do like gold as a store of value BUT it's terrible as a currency and storing it, moving it around and keeping it secure are terrible drawbacks. By the way, gold can be created. That technology certainly will get cheaper. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthesis_of_precious_metalsGold It's all likely a moot point anyhow as we're so close to superAI none of this will matter.