Indeed, some new projects can move to the Binance chain, especially when it becomes necessary to carry out small payments, distributions, etc. But those who need more centralization will still use the Ethereum network.
some have moved but some are still consistent with the ethereum network. but those who are consistent with ethereum should of course think about how they will maintain the trust of investors and traders in the market. they have to answer how the progress that developers are making to deal with the problem of rising transaction costs.
I'm sure most of the projects on the ethereum network get this question. for investors maybe they have a long-term plan and don't mind it. but for traders in the market, I'm sure it must be disturbed.