I started writing on this topic yesterday, and I would like to continue today. If you haven't read the article I wrote yesterday, start with that, and then continue this afterward.
The question is what to do with your savings. Inflation makes storing your money in a bank not worth it (normally), because even though you get an interest, your money will be less worth in the future. Still, I'd say that keeping a certain percentage of your savings in a bank might be wise, just for the sake of standing on several legs, just in case and who knows what the future might brings.
As a result, I suggest keeping your savings in:
- A bank (a part of it).
- In Bitcoin (a part of it).
Those are the two so far. Where should you keep the rest of your savings? It might be wise to look around and speak with consultants. If you are in for risk, then you might want to keep savings in other big cryptocurrencies that you consider to be quite safe for the future, such as Ethereum, Solana, and other big currencies that you trust will stick around and be active players in the world of cryptocurrencies in 10-15-20 years from now. Placing your savings in shitcoins and meme-coins is something I would avoid, because those are extremely high risk assets, so I would only place "play-money" or "monopoly-money" in such coins.
Besides this, it might be wise to consider funds of all sorts for big tech companies, as these will fight like crazy to be profitable, and it will once again help you keeping your savings at several places.
You should also consider property which is a safe haven, because it ensures that you have somewhere to live, and we have seen it that property prices often increase in value even faster than the inflation, so that is a smart thing to consider.