I'm in the UK at present, and everyone is just continuing as before, fairly oblivious to the fact that the pound has fallen so much. Must be hurting some importers and holiday-makers though. The 9 property funds which have suspended redemptions are canaries in the coal-mine evidencing withdrawals of invested capital from the UK.
The effect on Bitcoin is probably longer term where the stresses on Italian and German banks (particularly Deutsche) will require money-printing by the ECB. The re-election of Abe with a bigger mandate implies much more yen printing to come.
At some point the deflationary effects of debt reduction in many countries will reach a tipping-point where quantitative easing and velocity over-compensate resulting in high-inflation. Bitcoin to shine like gold in that scenario. When? Before 2020, but I can be as wrong as anyone else in estimating timeframes.