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That article doesn't explain anything. It says Bitcoin can not replace the dollar because it is a trading vehicle, not a store of wealth. Store of wealth is exactly what it is. It's volatility has been steadily decreasing over time as it builds financial inertia. It is now less volatile than the S&P 500.
Commodities such as wheat and cattle can change value once they are weighed, like the article says. But Bitcoin is being weighed continuously since it is transparent. There's no way for an entity like China to claim to have more Bitcoin than do because the US can audit it. This makes it a low volatile asset that has a fixed supply and can not be inflated. The perfect asset you want to base your currency on. It may not be "real", but it's hard coded properties make it the hardest asset on Earth. Every other tangible asset can be counterfeited, mined, misrepresented and diluted. Even oil can be manufactured.
If we want to get rid of the inflationary fiat system, our money has to be based upon something that can not be debased. Name something that's not Bitcoin.