Months ago, we were all collectively calling a bubble on the S&P500. We were waiting for traditional markets to finally hit the correction cycle, and the Fed money printer to kick into high gear. This all happened exactly as expected, with the virus being the massive straw that broke the camels back.

Since then, I think many of us here have been surprised. Bitcoin has acted as a speculative asset, rather than a store of value. More people have been taking out money they can't afford to lose than people putting in money they want to keep safe. In all fairness, gold and silver have also dropped. That said, especially with the halvening only two months away does this allude that in times of economic uncertainty BTC is NOT a safe haven?

The virus is getting worse every day, and this is likely to be a long slug with a lot more economic destruction. With the traditional market outlook incredibly grim, in your opinion, where does that leave Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency over the course of this recession?