It comes down to portfolio allocation and what you know best.

Personally, i would allocate 60% stocks (Maybe 3-5 good companies - NVDA, SOFI, PLTR, AMD, TTCF) 20% into ETFs, 15% options, 5% cash.

I dont know much about crypto, so i am staying away from it. at least until i have researched more and build some understanding.

Stocks are basically what builds wealth. if u pick good growth companies or good dividend companies, then ur stock holdings have potentially good returns over time. Compounding needs time.

20% ETFs are basically to get exposure to segments of the economy that I think has good prospects but I want a diversified approach. so for ETFs i'd pick a thematic approach. perhaps into future trends like EVs (#DRIV) or Geography (China Tech)

Last bit, options are just to hedge against some of my positions. i will usually sell puts or buy calls.

Cash is always as "bullets" when opportunity arise.

Invest safely, Do your own due diligence.