The reasonable opinions are fine. The rational point of view is fine. It does seem to me (and I'm not the only one) that there is a great deal of bias.
Fuck the various bcashers and their attempts to be reasonable. The whole premise of the various bcashes has been based on attacking bitcoin rather than really attempting to solve purported technical issues. Yeah, there have some gullible fucks that got sucked into those pretextual reasons and believing that bcashes were trying to actually provide value and to solve technical issues, but likely many of them are wanting to be mislead rather than actually studying into the truth of the matter.
As mathematicians put it, numbers don't like. The price is the price. 1 BCH = 1 BCH and 1 BSV = 1 BSV. They are already valued by the market accordingly.
No need to give them fucks any benefit of the doubt regarding having some kind of equally significant chains.
The more meaningful prices are:
1 BCH = .027645 BTC
and
1 BSV = .01070027 BTC.
And add them together
1 Bcash (combined BCH and BSV) = .03834527 BTC
And, likely the bcash variants are going to continue to lose value against BTC, but sure, they are likely to pump and also mislead some more people into their lame-ass evolving attempted claims to legitimacy.
Big blocks is not as simple as just increase the block size. One can argue that because of SegWit, the effective block size has increased as you can stuff in more transactions in the same amount of blockspace.
As for security, it's out there already. There are native bech32 segwit addresses containing more than 350k BTC. That should be more than enough incentive for anyone to attempt spending them out of a perceived flaw in the system.
"In it for the tech, not the money." used to be true 10 years ago. It could be true for some people today, but there's always that little voice in your head where you do want to take profits one way or another.
Of course, any of us can be in it for the tech and for the money.... So having various right ideologies in regards to recognizing the value in bitcoin is also incidentally going to allow me (and other BTC HODLers/accumulators) to become rich and/or more rich along the way. A double benefit, even if we don't want to or care to become rich or more rich, the mere accumulation and HODLing of bitcoin is going to cause it.. whether we like it or not... especially if we have at least a 3.5 to 5 year timeline (perhaps less in the current BTC market posture).