Which foreign currency account in case Euro breaks up?

I am not a doomsayer but as I begin to worry about the future of my home currency, the EURO, i wonder who is using or thinking about a foreign exchange account to park some of his saved Euros in another currency value.

What do you think is the best currency for a foreign exchange account in case EURO breaks up?

With "best" i mean of course the most save and stable in times of trouble compared to Euro.

What else? .... United States Dollar

50/50 USD/yuan

RMB Yuan or Japanese Yen?

forgot to add Yuan, but not available here as public exchange account yet

Bundesbank buying AUD?

http://www.forexfactory.com/news.php?do=news&id=367867

if it's true that should qualifiy as a tip for me

If you are looking for safety alone and not returns, Swiss Francs, despite SNB.

I would say the swissy too. I think it is a little bit better than the U.S. no bail outs

Really it is the USD...

Can't trade the Yuan really, the SNB have a floor under the Franc and the Yen is trading near historical levels which once it starts going and trading away from will never look back.

So if you are thinking about the long term then I would look a the USD as this one won't get as devalued as the Yen and Franc when the world starts a sustained recovery...

i have an EUR account now.
will open an usd one and close the eur one or let it empty.

then when i will have some profits, will open a gbp one.

gbp is actually the best currency IMO.
ok USD in long term should be more stable but who knows?!

chf and jpy i exclude by default: government will do everything to keep them weaker.

maybe cad also good but i don't believe a lot.

give an eye for a gold account
but definetly EUR becoming scary!!
good luck