I'm 100%, planned to quit this summerish. One of my scenerios for planning was a 40% drop immediately after... not quite there yet but getting close. 60/40 or any other AA ratio wouldn't have made any difference to me in these conditions. I am deferring until next year due as much to the state of the overall economy (planned to have some earnings doing fun stuff which would offset early withdrawals and the world is on pause anyway so many activities I would enjoy FIREd are suspended for now) as to my portfolio. I'm 45 and my investing horizon, even after FIRE in my 40's, will be 40 year horizon so that is why I'm 100%. While invested for growth via mutual funds and not receiving many payouts, the underlying dividends would be enough to cover base expenses. As I have made the decision to sit tight for another year, I have reallocated some of my savings (were going into cash to fund the first couple years) to invest in more equities. (about 50/50 allocation of savings for the remainder of this year going into cash/equities)
A bit of a bummer to make the decision to defer but I'm also fairly detached and find the whole thing interesting as it plays out and believe I'm making fairly good rational decisions. The response around the world is certainly unprecedented in my lifetime.