I wasn't thinking of USD, I was thinking more about something used for a couple of millenia as a value storage, but yes sure... Compared to today's BTC even the USD seems okay.
People do not live for millennia.
Like, you do realize that no one in the history of mankind has a use for something which "stores value" for millennia right?
And that timescale is so ridiculously huge that gold, silver and everything else does inflate away. We might be a type II Kardashev civilization in 1000 years. The volume of gold available will be absurdly large by then either way.
I wrote 2 paragraphs but I erased them, I'm sure you understood what my exact point was, but since your comment is not constructive at all, making stupid assumptions, comparing possible Kardashev civilizations with history, I will just post a link[1]. If you care follow it, if not, I don't have anything more to add.
USD fluctuates a lot less than silver/gold, in case you are implying the opposite.
Did the USD exist in 4th century BC[1]? Oh, sorry. I missed that one in the history course.
But, I do get the point that at least the USD dollar doesn't lose/gain 50% value in a few hours by wild speculation every month.