It entered into market of cryptocurrency in an active manner flattering the most profitable tokens into its daily hand that one goes to deal. The latest update of BCH market is that it trades at $690.38. As per market capitilizations, it is predicted that it stunning around the value of $10 billion that was under the value of Ethereum and bitcoin.
Market capitilazation is never estimated or predicted when spoken of as a current amount, it's an actual number that can be calculated. The calculation is the number of shares (or coins in this case) multiplied by the price per share (or coin). It's an exact figure at any single point in time.
Since the set up of Bitcoin Cash, it rules the market values and stood as top competitor for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Because of this rise, Bitcoin has a deficient performance in the first trading days, rapidly surmising into limelight. The competition among Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin and Ethereum striked the performance of other rivalries such as Litecoin and Dash. The climb of Bitcoin Cash shows increasing help for bitcoin cash that was shaped when a crew of miners moved away from the primary bitcoin blockchain. But many believed that perfect price rate for Bitcoin Cash has not fixed yet due to the reason that more number of persons are not in the capability to market it.
Ethereum is not a competitor to Bitcoin Cash (nor Bitcoin). You can't buy a coffee with Ethereum. Ethereum isn't a montetary currency. It's a processing currency, it literally represents processing power on the Ethereum blockchain. It's an investment, but not a monetary currency.
I also don't think that Bitcoin has surmised into the limelight post-fork, Bitcoin has ALWAYS been front and center, in the "limelight" as you say.
Bitcoin market is spinning in the situation following the fork and as per the recent survey, bitcoin trades at $2,735.59 that was down from the previous gain of $2,901.65.
I think you've been watching a different market than I have. There's been no spinning at all. Bitcoin Cash appeared, it's had a steady price, exchanges and wallets have mostly made Bitcoin Cash available (some exceptions apply for Coinbase and Trezor has had trouble getting it's coin splitting tool online). Bitcoin hasn't been affected by Bitcoin Cash at all...it's kept the same price range movements as it had before, if anything people were buying into Bitcoin (perhaps to acquire more Bitcoin Cash as a result).
To the OP...what do you think, personally, about this fork?