Only if you don't care to insure for transporting your gold. If you do care, it definitely would be more expensive to insure a more valuable cargo.
But more crucially, if you need to use extraordinary quantities of gold to settle a transaction (ie. When nation states buy something with their gold reserves) the gold likely won't even move: most of it are stored in "trusted" first world nation central banks like the bank of england.
But then again, with bitcoin you don't need "trusted" central banks.
But more crucially, if you need to use extraordinary quantities of gold to settle a transaction (ie. When nation states buy something with their gold reserves) the gold likely won't even move: most of it are stored in "trusted" first world nation central banks like the bank of england.
But then again, with bitcoin you don't need "trusted" central banks.