Would first have to assume that the predominant currencies are no longer volatile against Bitcoin, eg. if we get a stable coin like the Solid Hayek described, or if Bitcoin itself is the predominant accounting currency. And this is very unlikely given you pay tax in fiat.
But unchangeably fixed-supply is what makes it a good SoV... Price would drop a lot if you start inflating! 
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I don't think it makes it a good SoV, it makes it an investment/speculative asset, which is where the volatility comes from. A store of value is optimally always worth the same purchasing power.
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I agree with your view. But just to play devil’s advocate: Don’t you think Bitcoin has capacity to become a global SoV? A Digital Neo-Gold? Gold is 15% vol per year and has been a SoV for millenia
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Everything is possible, can only say I think it is unlikely.
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