The clearest feeling I see is a significant reduction in life expenses, the cost of living increases but the salary does not increase at the same time. Perhaps I am still quite lucky to still have a job with a stable income, but the effects of inflation cause a lot of plans to be disturbed.
Even investing in the crypto market has some difficulties. I know about the opportunity to make a profit in the market but my accumulated capital is quite limited because there are still many constraints in life. It's great that the market has been changing very positively recently, helping the investment process a lot. I've been accumulating bitcoin every month since the period when bitcoin was at a price of $30000 until now still intending to take some profits and wait for the adjustment to accumulate more altcoins.
Since inflation causes the decrease on the purchasing power of our savings, there are two ways to deal with it, one of those ways is to not have any savings at all, something the majority of the people do, but the issue with that strategy is that even the smallest setback can cause tremendous harm to you and your family, the second way to deal with this is to save a small amount of money, like a few months worth of your salary, and invest the rest, this is way better in my opinion as if you make the right call then not only your capital will grow, but you will be able to deal with most emergencies as well.
I'll go with the second option. Save a little and invest the rest. I believe that is the wisest thing to do. It would be so bad if you had little money, at least in savings, so that if anything had to go wrong in the future, you would stretch your hands in there and settle the problem without having to risk your investment. Investments are for financial elevation, which is why it is essential to invest. Both investment and savings are necessary, which is why it is important not to put all eggs in one basket, they should be done alongside each other.