Those are interesting points. I think Bcash will either be insignificant or take the place of Litecoin as a 'silver' of Bitcoin. However, as I said before, Bcash doesn't have a solid community or a dev team behind it while Litecoin does. Miners can jump into Bcash and mine all they want but there's gotta be a balance between supply and demand. Too much supply and the price piles down. For me, Bcash staying up with Bitcoin has a small chance but it overtaking Bitcoin is almost improbable. Also for Bitcoin, as it reaches the supply cap, I think prices will go even higher and transaction will be busy but I am not sure about this. There hasn't been a coin reaching its max supply at least to my knowledge so we'll see how it turns out.
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Bitcoin Cash does seem to have a solid community and dev team behind it. As far as I know, it's supported by both Bitcoin Classic, Bitcoin XT, Bitcoin Unlimited and Bitcore. Bitcoin Cash will have a prominent place on the upcoming Shape the Future conference in Beijing.
Maybe I haven't heard of the community and the dev team behind Bcash but we'll see how it shapes up. Only thing I know is that Bcash recently had the 8MB upgrade to the block size but the general consensus seems to be down around the coin. Only time will tell.
The "general consensus" depends on where you look :-)