The coronavirus pandemic as a whole has increased the popularity of cryptocurrency among people and has attracted the attention of even states and their governments. A long period of forced isolation and the loss of jobs by people forced people to look for additional income on the Internet, and the most attractive in this regard, of course, was cryptocurrency.
States began to pay attention to digital payments when it was found that cash is the carrier of the coronavirus. Therefore, they have been more active in developing their own stablecoins of central banks, which also increases the popularity of cryptocurrencies, because people see that states are using the same technology that decentralized cryptocurrencies work on.