^^^ The question is, how far will you and others accept Bitcoin as the original? If Bitcoin takes on all the features of fiat, and totally becomes centralized and controlled by an organization like the Federal Reserve Bank, will you still accept it?
The fact that Bitcoin was controlled enough, so that it was forced to screw a bunch of people who purchased some of it at $19,000, shows that it is not the way that it originally was. How much screwing do the controllers have to do before you realize that Bitcoin is being tamed and brought under control, rather than being the free market money that many had hoped for?
I am not a proponent for BCH. Why not? Because it can be controlled the same way that BTC is. Dropping the controls, so that Bitcoin would become much more decentralized, would include dropping the miner fee, and locking the program in place so that this fee could never be added again. After all, when a miner trades the bitcoins he mined, shouldn't the result of his trade be enough?
Let the free market decide the position of Bitcoin in the world... not controls placed on it by a few devs and miners.