BCC price is just one out of all reasons, the main reason for this case is the mining difficulty of Bitcoin.

https://www.coinwarz.com/difficulty-charts/bitcoin-difficulty-chart

Just take a look at Bitcoin difficulty it's terrible. In just a day from 26 - 27 October it increased from 1200G to 1400G. It made miner have to spend longer time to get a new block with the same hashrate so I think it's the main reason for this problem. But for now it's decreasing but not too much. Maybe it can help to solve all this stucking transactions.

I guess the market will decide which bitcoin ends up being the "real" bitcoin.
Or maybe all of them will die and a new better crypto will take their place. either way I think this is positive.

Yes, miners are abandoning bitcoin because everyday it is harder to mine bitcoin. Now you can mine only with sophisticated and expensive hardware and even with this kind of equipments the time required to mine increases everytime a new bitcoin is mined.

Bitcoin mining is profitable only if you can invest huge amounts of money in buying the latest technology and you have to take in consideration the time that you spend until you get back your money and you earn profit.

Also new coins like BCH or BitcoinGold attract miners because they can use new technology to mine those coins and the price is rapidly increasing.

It's just Bitmain distorting facts. Most of the miners in the Bitcoin Cash network belong to them. They are everything that Bitcoin stands against, they are lobbying to manipulate public opinion, distort markets and lie. Just check who is the biggest supporter of Bitcoin Cash and who cancelled the SegWit2x fork. It's all planned. Stay out of Bitcoin Cash if you don't want to support evil people.

You must be new. I've only been around little over a year and I've seen this level many times. If I recall correctly, the highest I've ever seen was well over 220,000 and was pretty sure it climbed higher.

Miners are switching, yes, but only because of the price. They've been switching back and forth (yes! Even BCC/H miners who supposedly want nothing to do with Bitcoin) ever since they forked away in August. Just check the hashpower charts and you'll notice the swings around the time of each difficulty adjustment. It's a pretty simple tactic. Switch away for a pricier coin, and return when the difficulty is lower, easier to find blocks.

We've seen this before, miners are mining whatever is the most profitable at the moment, so because of BCH's pump they have switched to it, but after all the difficulty adjustments and price changes they will switch back to Bitcoin when it will return to being more profitable. All this situations with forks and spam attacks needs to be sustained with money - some people think that if they will disrupt Bitcoin, users will switch to their altcoin, but sooner or later it will become too expensive for them and their attacks will stop. And I think it's a good test for Bitcoin that can demonstrate to everyone how strong and resilient Bitcoin is.

Today I sold all stocks of BCH. I think that soon they will collapse in price. I believe in bitcoin and I will keep my coins till the end. It seems to me that kernel developers need to take care to get rid of the dominance of large pools of miners. The present situation only underlines the need for modernization of bitcoin and its adaptation to current realities.

The answer is, don't invest more than you can afford to lose and don't support things you do not believe in just to make money.

There are a lot of ways to make money by supporting good causes, like Bitcoin, while avoiding bad ones like Bitcoin Cash.

If you are worried just diversify into altcoins that you sincerely believe in or even stocks.

Yes you're missing a lot. For mining to be possible with ordinary computers again, the difficulty needs to drop a trillion fold. Mining difficulty rises fast but drops very very slowly. If ASIC miners all jumped ship now and only PCs were left mining, it would take over a hundred years for it to correct back to PC levels.

I think that this is simply a strategy made by the devs, to encourge poeple to mine btc cash and btc gold to secure its networks, as we all know btc cash and btc gold  had a teribble start, and they didn't want to accept the faileur so they made mining them eaiser and increasing the difficulty on mining btc so miners would switch to mining the other tow, i don't think that this will last too long, i am sure by next week things will go back to the way it was and bitcoin will start climbing back again.