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i have an old scotcoin wallet, and i was wondering how i move the coins to the counterparty wallet.

You said it has a wallet, i doubt an XCP asset has a wallet so i dont think you can move it.

didnt they all have a wallet at some time? how do you get coins from their old wallet into a counterparty wallet, is what i am asking?

You import the private key. Shown here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jtd7xwoy91lurqo/Screenshot%202016-05-20%2011.38.53.png?dl=0

so is that the web based electrum wallet, or is there a qt/core binary as well?

Counterwallet is a web wallet. https://wallet.counterwallet.io/

A centralized wallet is vulnerable to attack. I thought there was also a qt/core wallet. I remember a python version. What ever happened to it? Is it or another qt/core wallet being updated in sync with the web wallet development?

You can store your XCP and Counterparty assets in Bitcoin Armory and use Counterwallet to broadcast the offline transactions. That way the tokens are never accessible on the web.

Point taken, but do you know what ever happened to the python wallet? Is there any qt/core development going on?

Last time I used counterblock/lib or something from the official development, pointed that to the coindaddy public counterparty server together with bitcoind wallet. I was able to all counterparty functionalities thru command lines (made a vote for community leader). So I only need to have the big ass bitcoin blockchain, but do not need run the bigger ass counterparty chain. Not so bad really.