gold will have its 'bitcoin'' movement/moment one day going to 3000, or 5000 an ounce if that long term count I have on the monthly is correct

I like bitcoin but  my problem is, what intrinsic value does it have over Gold or even the US Dollar? The only thing is that it's supply is limited, there's a limit on how many Bitcoins can exist. That adds value, but it also reminds me of my old sport cards collecting days where you would have some 50 year old Hank Arron card that is good shape, somehow survived all those years where kids put cards in their bike tire spokes and moms threw them in the trash, and all off a sudden you have a brand new card that is worth 10X more because Tops decided to only print 20 of them - it created an artificial value for a brand new card that doesn't have the intrinsic value of the 50 or 70 year old card that survived all those years

Even the Fiat US Dollar has intrinsic value as it is backed up by all the assets of the US Government. Bitcoin's only intrinsic value is that it's limited to a set number of coins, but beyond that it's not backed by anything. 

again I think Gold will have its day, especially when we eventually enter some sort of crisis - long term all the debt can ever be repaid, eventually there'll be some sort of reset or Britten Woods 3 sort of thing as the world is awash in too much debt that can never be repaid no matter what kind of grow you may get. I think China's real estate issue is something like 70 trillion, that's more than the entire GDP of all the countries combined, and that's just China - throw in Europe, the US etc - eventually will have to be some sort of reset. And maybe Bitcoin will spike to 500k? on that or maybe it won't or will be banned. Gold I think under such a circumstance could see it 5K or 10K who knows.