To answer this question, we must know what is an asset.
And this is not an easy question, because in the near future, what we value today, will not be what we value at the end of the next year, or the next decade.
To give some radical views:
Gasoline will no longer be sold.
Imagine that most groups of people keep one or two cars. And gasoline, as a fuel decomposes, so it is rather lousy over the long term. Further, oil may be considered too valuable to waste on (sniff) gasoline.
Gold goes to its intrinsic value, a pretty rock.
In america, gold is touted as a barbaric relic. And, as people learn that its only the rotschildren who have gold, and are paying in gold, many people will just continue to not think of gold as money.
The US$ goes to its intrinsic value
There are so many forces looking to kill the FED note. But, it all comes down to confidence, and that is quickly eroding. We will see FED notes turning into pretty crappy toilet paper... but, will it happen in 2019?
Will bitcoin finally die?
That is a tough question. My feelings are no. And that we will be using cryptos as an exchange medium for the foreseeable future. But, this is speculation.
Lets just think of next year and traditional assets, unless you expect the financial system to blow up sometime within the next 12 months.
By the end of next year.