Anything can be store of value. Baseball cards, cabbage kids, expensive cars. As long as you find another idiot who pays more for it, that is a store of value.
But we took notice, definitely not currency.
Now I am going to buy a nice bitcoin necklace.
Pekelo, my friend. I'm glad we're on the same page now and bitcoin is a store of value as declared by Fed Chairman Powell. I also agree with you that anything can be a store of value, such as gold, silver, cabbage patch kids, lambo, land, real estate, etc....
Now that's settled, there are 3 questions that you have to ask when storing your value into an asset:
1. What is the market situation for this asset, you know, liquidity? If you store your riches in cabbage patch kids, I don't think you can get your value if you have an emergency or something, and boy, the slippage is going to be brutal.
2. Where can you buy or sell your SoV asset? If you put a couple of million in an Italian Villa and suddenly you had to flee, your stored value is stuck at that place unless you can instruct a local relative or lawyer to sell on your behalf.
3. How much gold can you bring with you as you travel? I doubt you can bring a pound with you without having to explain it or getting confiscated
Bonus: Which SoV asset value can you transfer across thousands of miles to another person/entity in a short time (i.e. an hour) so the recipient can get the value out and use it? Have you tried shipping a house across the oceans? Postage fee would be very high, I'd imagine.
Try plugging in bitcoin at all of those ?s as the SoV asset...