Welcome to the forum, Herco. I'm replying because I'm much older, yet your concerns are mine, and better stated than I might have been able to write. A couple of your phrases might be a clue as to what could be happening to Fujifilm cameras:
"All stills photography, almost no video." Me too, but I think there are only two or three other Fujifilm stills shooters left in Western civilization, and a half-dozen traditional photographers will not sustain any camera company. I believe the camera-market fashion has moved to "video", and cell-phone features (i.e.;selfie touch-screen).
You also give your age at 57 years. I've read that the historic success of the X-100 and X-Pro1 was because they were designed and marketed by "photographers". I believe that most post-modern companies are now run by people under 35, and I've got to believe that if they happen to be photographers, "camera" means cell-phone, "view-finder" means selfie, and "photography" means video ~ and their plan is to market their products to their own demographic market (under 35 years of age).