At this point, only gold has the capability to be used as the reserve currency of the world. Bitcoin and some of the other cryptocurrencies may rise to that role in the future, but right now they are noway near that. Then there are other bullion currencies such as Silver and Platinum. But the issue with these metals is that they don't have enough liquidity to become store of value.
Of all the metals you mentioned, gold can still be relied on as a store of value because gold's liquidity is very different from other metals such as silver and platinum. However, in terms of cryptocurrencies, I see that they are very suitable to rely on to increase profits through investment and trading because everyone can buy them to expect profits within a certain time period even though the level of risk is also very large. But in terms of compatibility, cryptocurrencies are more in this direction because they only store value in stablecoins and also in physical or non-physical gold.