As a consequence, if (when) the Bitcoin market cap exceeds that of gold, the exposure to cash inflows will be the same for both, equating the efficiency of both as a store of value.
But, given that Bitcoin took 12 years to hit 10% of gold's market cap in 5000 years, all I see is a bright near future: Bitcoin is on the right and fast track to being a "great" store of value... if it hasn't already.
I think that number is too small to move bitcoin's price, this is an open market traded 24x7x365. So meaning there are a lot of traders at any given time and that $93 million won't put a dent on the price.
But I do agree that bitcoin has a bright future, in about 10 years of it's existence, it has shape the landscape of the financial industry. Now we have institutions and big banks and huge companies entering the future. so bitcoin becoming one of the best assets and store of value.