Since technically, the blockchain is running on its own and possibly can be debugged remotely, it isn't affected by much. It's just that people started needing more money so some are cashing out and converting their BTC. We may see it or we won't as long as you have a long term vision with it, I think we are safe.
The point is market forces cause price to grow, spike and bull from there upwards and that market forces is demand. Therefore, if there are no demand or high demand during the halving and through out many months in this year because either people are cashing out to buy food and take care of themselves and family, demand won't rise not until things starts getting settled again.
Unfortunately, but nobody knows how long the coronavirus crisis will last. That is why people think more about saving money for the most necessary things, and not about investing.
If the situation is controlled by May, it is not known how much the global economy will suffer, so also it is not known how long economical crisis will last.
It is also possible that investors who run away from classic stock exchanges decide to invest in cryptocurrencies, then it could turn out to be a very good moment for the price of Bitcoin.
We still do not have enough information to assess it well.