Although that would arguably put Bitcoin in the same deflation trap that led to the collapse of the gold standard.

A money supply that grows more slowly than the economy that rests on top of it just might be the stuff that Malthusian dreams are made of.

The gold standard was the least of the Bretton Woods Era problems.

I also wouldn't call this new fiat regime with rising property prices and stagnant wages as a "net win" over Bretton-Woods, the gold standard was probably the only thing keeping the federal spending under control, and real wage growth up.