The volatility and relatively young age of Bitcoin, compared to gold or bonds, make it somewhat risky for those unaccustomed to such price fluctuations. However, there are other aspects that serve as the foundation for the narrative of Bitcoin as a store of value, notably its limited supply and decentralization. And it's precisely this aspect that leads some people to refer to Bitcoin as digital gold.
It's still too simplistic to assert that Bitcoin has now become the sole, most stable asset in times of devaluation. However, everyone possesses their unique financial acumen, which implies that BTC could potentially serve as an ideal refuge for certain individuals.
Decentralization is the most outstanding feature of bitcoin compared to other assets, but what I want to say is that with bitcoin's quite large volatility, is it suitable as a store of value? As I said, storing value means we need the value of our assets to be stable under all circumstances, not too volatile.
Decentralization is really good at storing our assets, but volatility will make the value of our assets unstable in the short term, which is what I worry about when using bitcoin as a storage store value.