As long as there are loyal supporters of crypto, nothing should go wrong. Now that we're in the middle of a pandemic, people will look for alternatives to the existing monetary system. After all, governments are printing money like crazy that will result in massive inflation over the long term. Bitcoin is the leading cryptocurrency of the market, where every single altcoin depends on it as a reserve currency for long-term sustainability. The upcoming halving should make prices go up, instead of all the other way around. The question is when will this happen as we're living in uncertain times right now.

Considering how far crypto has gone through time, I doubt that it'll go to zero anytime soon. Of course, prices can fall massively across the market in a blink of an eye. But that doesn't mean the end of crypto. Bitcoin will always be a valuable cryptocurrency because of its decentralized and censorship-resistant properties. As long as Bitcoin has value, so will other altcoins on the market since they follow its "footsteps". Back then when Ethereum's Vitalik Buterin said that "Crypto could drop to zero", there was a lot of fear on the crypto space. I guess that ETH's founder made that expression because crypto is still not as widely adopted as Fiat is today. But the time will come when people will adopt crypto massively for daily payments. As social distancing is in effect, people are becoming more interconnected in the online world. This will lead towards the discovery and use of crypto as an alternative payment system to Fiat. Based on this, it looks very unlikely that crypto will go to zero sometime in the future. Just my opinion