Is it possible to store an object of type Value in dynamic memory (heap)?

Yes, an object of type Value (structure or value type) in iOS (for example, Swift structures) can be stored in dynamic memory (heap). Although value types are usually stored on the stack, when they are passed to objects that live on the heap, or used in classes, they are copied and placed on the heap.

For example, if a structure is stored as a property of a class, it resides in the heap along with that class. Also, when a value type is boxed into containers that allocate memory on the heap, the object will be stored there.

Thus, the storage location of a value type depends on the context of its use, and they can be located both on the stack and on the heap.