On Aug. 5, less than four days after the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) hard fork, Bitcoin price surged drastically within a 24-hour period, recording a new all-time high at $3,212.
Previously, Bitcoin price broke the $3,000 mark mostly due to optimism surrounding the activation of the Bitcoin Core development team’s transaction malleability fix and scaling solution Segregated Witness (SegWit).
However, shortly after that, a major market correction led Bitcoin price to fall to $1,900, and it stabilized at around $2,500 amidst uncertainty regarding SegWit and the execution of the BCH hard fork, which was initially proposed by Bitcoin mining equipment manufacturer Bitmain.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-price-explodes-to-3212-new-all-time-high-factors
Previously, Bitcoin price broke the $3,000 mark mostly due to optimism surrounding the activation of the Bitcoin Core development team’s transaction malleability fix and scaling solution Segregated Witness (SegWit).
However, shortly after that, a major market correction led Bitcoin price to fall to $1,900, and it stabilized at around $2,500 amidst uncertainty regarding SegWit and the execution of the BCH hard fork, which was initially proposed by Bitcoin mining equipment manufacturer Bitmain.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-price-explodes-to-3212-new-all-time-high-factors
I'm hearing reports that over 70 large hedge funds are preparing to enter the cryptoshere. They were waiting on the protocal upgrade.
As you can see on coinmarketcap.com, prices for most cryptocurrencies have gone up except Bitcoin Cash. 
As it should be, BCC is a waste of space and money. Not worth having it as a listed coin, really, since there is so little demand for it and it is only slightly better than a speculative token now. 
