Bitcoin's role as a safe-haven asset has sparked debate about whether it can partially replace gold. Like gold, Bitcoin offers decentralization, limited supply, and independence from fiat systems, making it a hedge against inflation and economic instability. Its digital nature enables easier storage and transfer compared to physical gold. However, Bitcoin's volatility, regulatory uncertainties, and shorter track record contrast with gold's centuries-long stability and universal acceptance. While Bitcoin appeals to tech-savvy investors, gold remains a trusted store of value for traditional markets. Data shows Bitcoin’s market cap at ~$1.4T (2025), dwarfed by gold’s ~$16T. Bitcoin may complement, but not fully replace, gold’s safe-haven role due to differing investor preferences and market dynamics.