But the portion that could impact the markets - $560 billion, dedicated to helping individuals...

Stuck at home, no work, but still bringing in $3600 throughout April - this has to impact the market somehow...

With that in mind, I asked some experts from the tech and crypto world for their predictions on how these funds will be spent...

"Initially, they’ll cover their basic needs and essentials first"

"While many are concerned about their future, it’s this same worry that could lead them to investing for the future, by wanting to generate more from this money than received at face value. Keep in mind, millennial's are less risk-averse than older generations and more likely to see how they can put that money to work, whether through a side-hustle or investing".

We're on the verge of the biggest relief fund ever being sent to the people it's supposed to help.The $2 Trillion Coronavirus Aid Package includes $500 billion for large companies, $339 billion for local governments, $377 billion for small business, and a long list of smaller allocations for specific or specialized purposes (such as stocking up on supplies in the case of future pandemics).Distributed as direct payments appearing automatically in people's bank accounts, checks arriving in the mail, and additional payments on top of these which people can apply for online, such as unemployment.Worth mentioning - for the first time ever unemployment will cover freelancers and gig workers, such as Uber drivers.The basic breakdown is, any American earning under $99k will receive a payment of approximately $1200, then if they're not working at the moment (and most people are not) they qualify for unemployment - another $600/week. The unemployment is supposed to last up to 4 months, and while the $1200 is currently a 1 time payment, politicians are already discussing a possible second payment.Who else feels like most crypto traders will make sure at least some of this ends up in their portfolio?I can confirm within the circle of friends I've been keeping in contact with while under these 'shelter in place' orders - some already know the first several trades they'll be making as soon as the funds appear in their bank account balance.But that's hardly surprising among Silicon Valley millennial's - so i'm wondering, how about this generation in general? Keep in mind, the 'millennial' label covers everyone 22 to 38 years old, and while nobody can be sure, the crypto market is estimated to be made up mostly of people under 45.IBM Blockchain developer, Co-Founder of MarketOrders, and #1 best selling author Sukhi Jutla believes people will be putting a lot of thought into their spending, telling methat doesn't mean we won't be seeing the effects in the market, she addedSteve Ehrlich, CEO and Co-founder of Voyager Digital believes many know how to play things smart, explainingbut acknowledged, this is a generation that has learned to hustleOn the other hand, Head of Product Strategy at TradeStation Crypto, James Putra, seems to share a similar view as my peer group. I asked him if crypto's current low prices are just too tempting to pass up, he saidJonathan Keim, Director of Communications at InvestorBrandNetwork & CryptoCurrencyWire, balanced out the above points, he thinks if they have some savings already, these funds are prime to put into the market. Otherwise, they will likely guard any funds they need to survive on until they're able to work againBut everyone, myself included is simply giving their best guess - it's going to be an interesting few weeks as these funds land in the hands of the people who will decide where they'll be spent.We've never seen these conditions before, and no scenario in the past was similar enough to attempt to draw comparisons from history - there's nothing but uncharted waters ahead, as far as the eye can see.-------