I am planning to buy some BTC is this the lowest its going to be or there are more people going to dump.

I buyed at 0.34btc and I hodl now forever!!!!!!

I sold at 0.321 and I'm holding the BTC 4ever!!!

I was lucky to sold at 0.4.
But most of my BCH is still in my wallet which I don't bother to activate under current price.

mmm..I don't think you did it.. because:

Bittrex is using the BCC ticker
Bitfinex is using the BCH ticker

they said if you send bch to bcc wallet or vice versa, you would lose your bitcoin cash.

Any solution for this?

I feel for you. While I was waiting for my transfer to Bittrex, I saw the price go from .15 to .087. Hopefully, with the cheaper price, Bitcoin Cash bulls can keep the buy support up a little better. Also, good news for you is that one of the blocks waiting confirmation was empty, so no round of dumping when that block gets 20 confirms.

No, no, no! That is inaccurate advice and potentially harmful.
Always listen to what exchanges say, they usually know what they are doing.
This incompatibility is because BCC's ticker at Bitfinex is actually totally different altcoin.
You have to make sure what ticker, for what coin is used. There is a lack of consensus here.
At the beginning bitcoin cash was BCC, nobody noticed that this ticker was already taken, so they switched to BCH. Exchanges did not kept up, to avid confusion[?}...  good job with that.
If you are sure that you sending bitcoin cash to its proper wallet than ticker is without meaning.

I can' t imagine that the clone currency can reach such a high value.  Good luck.
So what is BCH , the world change so fast.

You completely misunderstood what I said.. I didn't say transfer Bitcoin Connect to BCH.
I said make sure it is actually Bitcoin Cash addresses that you are sending from and sending to and then TEST IT FIRST.

Because of the confusion with Ticker symbols some people might be stupid enough to send Bitcoin Connect coins to a Bitcoin Cash addresses and vice versa. They may even be crazy enough to try and send both to their Bitcoin Addresses.
that is why the exchanges are giving out warnings.

Like I said.. if you are sending from a Bitcoin Cash to Bitcoin Cash addresses then it should work fine regardless of what the ticker symbol is..
BUT ALWAYS TEST IT FIRST BEFORE YOU ACTUALLY SEND LARGE AMOUNTS OF MONEY.

Jesus H Christ how many years have you guys been using concurrency and you still don't know how they work. Transactions are done on the block-chain they aren't done between exchanges. As long as you confirm that you are on the same chain by testing it first then it should be OK.
but like i said 5 times already TEST IT FIRST BY SENDING ONLY A TINY AMOUNT