There is arguably far less value for most fiat curencies, at least for future use, maybe we still have a working fiat system today. Let's assume bitcoin become

There is arguably far less value for most fiat curencies, at least for future use, maybe we still have a working fiat system today. Let's assume bitcoin becomes the dominant currency for payments down the road. At its max supply, each bitcoin would be worth well over 10 million USD (in today's value of USD). And it would keep increasing in "value" because of its deflation scheme (unless of course conscencius vote for upping the supply limit for whatever reason) So, we have a fiat currency on one side, manipulated by (at best) incompetent politicians, suffering inflation in the near term with all the stimulus we absurdly accept, a growing global debt, without a solution to repay in the horizon. And on the other side, a sane monetary policy system backed by a very solid network (all those farms + battle tested software). In a 5+ years, these comments will look funny when people will argue that a 100k bitcoin is overvalued.