As mentioned earlier, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash derive their value from how much they are adopted, used and demanded. We can analyze them in terms of ROI (return on investment) and value growth.
They are both holders of value, and while Bitcoin has been the holder of the most value up until now, Bitcoin Cash is gaining users and value fast.
Bitcoin Cash is still less than a year old. So, it is still in the stage of capturing and realizing its own place in the crypto market. Many people speculate that Bitcoin Cash might take a good portion of Bitcoin’s market share, making it the new dominant crypto in the industry. This is because Bitcoin Cash has addressed the scaling issues that Bitcoin faces, allowing more people to use it with ease and lower fees.
If the Bitcoin developer community doesn’t find a way to agree to a mutual update to the Bitcoin code to fix its problems, Bitcoin might lose in the war between BTC vs BCH. This means that more people will likely switch to using BCH as their main store of value and transactional currency.
In the recent past, Bitcoin Cash has been worth as low as 5% of Bitcoin, to as high as 33%. It is currently staying within the range of 10-15% of the price of Bitcoin. Below are charts of the BCH vs BTC prices over the past nine months.