Even though it's still alive and listed on a few exchanges, I don't think anyone buys this to hold it or expect something big from it. As I can see, you can trade it on only a few unnamed exchanges, and the volume is too low. The all-time high was around $500 after the fork, and then it crashed directly because 80% of the people dumped it on exchanges because they got it for free. They don't need a coin that is trying to clone the original one.
EDITED!!!
Scratch all the previous answers, with all those clones I made the math for BSV...
This is the other fake shitcoin..
So, back from zero, it's technically $40k getting mined at current coin levels a day and that means something really weird is happening since if miners do get those coins they either hold on to them (why...?) of dump them, so if the market is able to absorb 40k a day on those low volumes, does this means there is demand???
Could it be that upbit volume is not fake?