It is as if the market is "punishing" the challenger. Bitcoin Cash has the merit of a larger block size, but it needs more going for it than that to remain in the top tier of crypto. It needs developers, apps, and wider acceptance.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin/Segwit is doing great! I am hoping for large buying opportunities in November (the next fork). In the meantime I'll likely buy some hashpower, do some dollar-cost average buying, and keep an eye on promising alt coins.

Whether you regard this last fork as brave or foolhardy, I think the issue of block size is still vital, and I must still side with Roger Ver when it comes to BTC moving forward. Bitcoin is the proverbial whip with which we drive out the globalist money-changers. That whip will only be effective when transactions are very quick, and super cheap--and block size makes that happen!