I've seen somewhere across the web, that China has been taking measures to protect physical banknotes/bills from getting infected with the coronavirus. After all, it's said that the virus could be transmitted across physical cash in circulation from one person to another. If the trend continues, people will look for other ways to spend their money safely without having direct contact with the virus. In this regard, digital payments prove to be a winner when it comes to sending/receiving money without exposing yourself to physical banknotes/bills that have could've been contaminated with the coronavirus. I believe that it could be a win-win situation for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the Blockchain space. Unless governments decide to start rolling their digital currencies to the world, everything will remain likely the same as it is today.
Do you think that the recent situation will encourage people to use (or rely) on crypto more thoroughly? What are your thoughts?
If you talk about the corona virus as a real terrible disease, then all this will lead to only one, to many victims, and what cryptocurrency can be discussed in this case? In reality, things are completely different. When people talk about the corona virus, they immediately translate the conversation about the benefits that can be extracted, which means that all this corona virus is an invention and an occasion to achieve certain goals. Based on this, I can conclude that perhaps all of this was used to promote cryptocurrencies, but I am more inclined to believe that this is an excuse to get rid of influence and the dollar. Of course, against this background, cryptocurrencies can be interesting, but this does not mean that all this was done for the sake of accepting cryptocurrencies in the world.