Bitcoin’s scarcity is absolute — its total supply is forever capped at 21 million coins, a property that makes it uniquely resistant to inflation and supply expansion. Gold, though scarce, continues to be mined and discovered, meaning its supply can slowly grow over time. As more investors recognize Bitcoin’s predictable and verifiable scarcity compared to gold’s relative one, the value gap between the two will inevitably compress. This bull run could mark the moment when Bitcoin overtakes gold in total market value, pushing its price above 1 million dollars per coin. The gold standard will yield to digital scarcity