There has to be very little of those average 30 million investments because Bitcoin is barely moving up. In 2019 we went to 13 thousand and now can't even break 10 so what's wrong?

Did that 14 thousand happen without all those institutional investors? Were people ignoring greyscale and buying on exchanges in 2019 to move the price and now switched to more OTC trading? Was the volume fake back then?

There has to be some explanation because the charts are showing that we are struggling more than we were in June 2019.

We have to wait for June to finish to be able to compare how purchase trends swayed right before and right after the halvening.

I know a few people that invested some savings into btc just before the halving

In my opinion it is normal to see a soar in average weekly investments in Q1 2020 that's because of two factors
The covid-19 pandemic and the bitcoin halving
The price of bitcoin is significantly low which presents a huge opportunity to invest

I'm curious how the avg weekly quarter two investment for this year will end up looking like compares to last year.  This is an interesting piece of data, but the halving didn't happen until quarter two.  Will be interesting to see the weekly investments each week leading up to the having date in May.

Maybe yes, but not totally 100% of the reason of the block halving. We can also add up the pandemic, like the huge loss of stock market recently because of COVID-19. But Bitcoin also experienced huge loss before but Bitcoin bounced back easily.
We can assure if it is really the block halving is the reason of these, let's compare upcoming quarter of the year of the first quarter of 2021.

Many say the halving scare was due to COVID-19 and you say BTC demand increased only because of this, also I was expecting a drop after halving in BTC now it's slowly dropping.

People are very much concerned about the halving as it failed to pump, however we have to get use to the situation because crypto is very volatile. I don't think this year there will be a massive price pump till the end of the year..

I personally invest around $50 to $100 a week in promising altcoins. Barring any investments I happen to make in any IEOs I manage to get into. In this case, it could multiply to much more than that.

I believe that dollar cost averaging is one of the safest ways to invest in cryptocurrencies, but it's not easy to do if it's not a popular cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or Ethereum, since there are no automated tools for it. I tend to stick with Coinbase for my DCA but its options are limited.

The halving, sure. But people investing in bitcoin because of the pandemic? Nah man. Sure there are some, but in the whole picture, I don't think so. People have been losing jobs, and I don't think them putting money in a speculative asset is a realistic expectation.

Massive price pumps were out of the question this year thanks to COVID-19 though I am still expecting BTC to reach $13K by the end of this year due to cashless payment systems surging in popularity currently.

It's rare to see people still investing such amounts in new and upcoming altcoins these days. Is your portfolio profitable so far? Most like me prefer to stick to safer options like ETH etc after the entire 2017-2018 period.

I disagree. BTC and other popular cryptocurrencies are useful cashless payment systems in these turbulent times which is why it makes sense why many people are investing in crypto currently. The halving event also helped to an extent.