37% of gold use in the US is for electronics.

https://geology.com/minerals/gold/uses-of-gold.shtml

Unless I'm mistaken, this is showing gold used for anything but storage of value. So that number is misleading.

Stats that include gold used as a store of value show much different numbers. But as I said earlier, the price of gold was never inflated by industrial use, it’s the other way around. The good thing about bitcoin: you’re investing in something that won’t negatively impact real world use cases.

> How often is it used for that use case?

100% of all cases. You just used gold to ask that question.

Most gold is not used for industrial purposes

Well, low reactivity is why it stays shiny, right? People like the shiny squishy heavy rocks