It's a good idea to save in bitcoin but then bitcoin is volatile in short term so the risk is quiet high in short term but if considering long term then bitcoin is best choice Viz vice with fiat fiat is best option for short term because it's leads volatile in short term so saving in fiat for just a little amount of time is good.

Saving in Bitcoin comes with it's advantages as well as disadvantages same as when you save in fiat so it's now left for you as an investor to carefully consider these factors before deciding on which of them you should stick to. People who saved their money in Bitcoin last year when the price was less than $60k have made over 20% gain but people who also saved in Bitcoin in January when the price was over $100k have now lost over 15% of their money to price fluctuation. When you save with fiat, you're sure of getting the same amount no matter how long it save with them and in the case of fixed deposits accounts you also end up getting some interests at the end of the stipulated duration.

Either ways of saving can be beneficial as well as detrimental but if you're saving for a four a long term of 5 years ago above, I'll always suggest saving in Bitcoin than in fiat.

There are literal points that should be noted, when you choose Bitcoin as a currency to save in, what are you saving towards?

Don't save in Bitcoin when you  offer to purchase something with what was saved in Bitcoin, volatility can be a hindrance at the exact moment when the funds is needed.

Savings can be done in Bitcoin when there is nothing at the moment of buying, some may regard it as store of value instead of savings.

And for the sake of privacy it is better to invest your money in a decentralized medium because anything centralized is not even helpful at all and when you choose to invest in bitcoin it is more beneficial than just leaving your money in fiat because this one thing our people have taking to be there tradition is to keep there money in banks instead of keeping it safe in banks.

And there other virtual investments that can be considered for those that don't want to invest in bitcoin, there is stocks and other places you can take your money to but its all a matter of choice and I know a lot of people will choose bitcoin for sure because of when it come to the time of appreciation in price it is always doing a very good X for everyone and no matter as little you invest there is hope, you can try other means to add more your assets and the DCA is always available.

And no matter how we love bitcoin we still need fiat and the most important thing is that when you know how to make use of your money by investing it, always trying to double your money is what makes everyone a survival. Because even in term of rating they rate based on assets.

Bitcoin is not a way to fight inflation, but it's better than holding money in your bank account. To some degree, it's resistant to inflation, but not completely, since you can hold and get a price increase which can cover up the drop in value of local currency and purchasing power.

Starting up a business sometimes is also the best, but there are cases where the economy of a country can cripple that business and a new person to that business. Every option poses a risk; you just have to pick the one you can handle.

Of course as a good investor saving your money in both sides is always the best. Because though, nobody can really predict what would happen at any given time so putting some of your money in bank would going to enable you hold your Bitcoin investment for a long period of time. Because sometimes emergency can comes at a given time, so instead of you going to sell your Bitcoin, you can just decide to run to your bank savings and make withdrawal without touching your Bitcoin investment.

In my opinion, fiat is not recommended for both short and long term. You know how bad the fiat system is, which makes the value of our money continue to decrease due to inflation. So for those who understand this, they will not use fiat as savings even though for the short term, fiat is only good for transactions, otherwise not. If in the future every country has adopted crypto as a means of payment, maybe many will switch to crypto rather than fiat. Unfortunately, currently it only applies to fiat to be able to make transactions in each country. So whatever it is, saving in fiat is not a wise choice, even if you want to save for the short term, gold is the right choice, and for the long term in bitcoin.

This is important because you need to be prepared for unexpected situations to keep your holdings safe. Having cash reserves is a layer of financial security in case of emergencies, because if you don't have enough liquid funds to cover your emergency expenses, you will be forced to sell your Bitcoin, which can lead to a loss that you may not be able to afford. In fact, many people ignore these types of things, but when they are faced with such a situation, they have no way to avoid this loss.

Yeah, in a way fiat is more convenient, because there are middlemen.

But that is also the reason why Bitcoin is better, because there are no middlemen.

I think it really depends on what you want, I guess you need some small amount of your assets to be liquid, in fiat, but for the vast majority of your money you might prefer to have it as a solid asset like bitcoin.

There are some services where you can prepay a card with Bitcoin and it gets sold when you use your card. Its a more convenient way to still keep your savings in Bitcoin but spend in flat.