user70843: Still a bit unclear then. How is Bitcoin at 13-18k USD/Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash is only around 2.5-3k USD/Bitcoin Cash? So will we ultimately have 21 million Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash is a fraction of it?
It's a very basic question - I'm sorry if it's too rudimentary, but please do expand.

user61384: Bitcoin Cash is a seperate fork, a seperate entity. 
There will be (a bit less than) 21 million BTC, and (a bit less than) 21 million BCH.
Price differentiation is because of supply / demand for Bitcoin Cash. 
You should see Bitcoin Cash as an altcoin, and not something that is in any way connected to Bitcoin.

70843: <p>Still a bit unclear then. How is Bitcoin at 13-18k USD/Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash is only around 2.5-3k USD/Bitcoin Cash? So will we ultimately have 21 million Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash is a fraction of it?</p>

<p>It's a very basic question - I'm sorry if it's too rudimentary, but please do expand.</p>
 61384: <p>Bitcoin Cash is a seperate fork, a seperate entity. </p>

<p>There will be (a bit less than) 21 million BTC, and (a bit less than) 21 million BCH.</p>

<p>Price differentiation is because of supply / demand for Bitcoin Cash. </p>

<p>You should see Bitcoin Cash as an altcoin, and not something that is in any way connected to Bitcoin.</p>
