Ok,
You are very uninformed and uneducated. It is not a scam, have you followed my guide... You can move your BTC from your Wallets, and use the PrivateKey to import into Bitcoin ABC which means when you do that, the PrivateKey to that Address is now EMPTY of any BTC. Which means you are only recovering the BCC which happened during the split.
Again please read my TOPIC once you have your PrivateKey:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2088672.msg20873242#msg20873242If you have problems or unable to figure this out as its clear, there's also a link to a video which shows you how its done.
WHAT I DID:
I have 0.4BTC in my EXODUS wallet, which I put in there around 26th of August, I then on the 08th of August imported my PrivateKey from my EMPTY now Exodus wallet as i transfered my BTC back to Poloniex for trading. So Empty Exodus Wallet PrivateKey into Bitcoin ABC and I had 0.4 BCC in there. As per my instructions. Just saying.
You are a newb.
I have over $500,000 in bitcoin. I must have SOME education, and information that you don't.
You should read what I said.
BCC does not have an independent blockchain.
BCC is showing BTC transactions POST Augst 1st.
BCC applications "Bitcoin ABC" and "Bitcoin Classic" are using the SAME current BTC blockchain.
Importing your privkeys into Bitcoin ABC, or Bitcoin Classic will get you ROBBED. That is your BTC Privacy, on a BTC blockchain!
I bet you all YOUR bitcoin, then they will steal your bitcoin once you put your BTC privkeys into it.
Since you are not reading what I write, let me repeat.
BCC is using the SAME blockchain!
Therefore, there is no BCC.
This fork is a scam to steal peoples BTC Private keys.
You are new, good luck trying to scam people for private keys.
My OLD BTC Private keys had BTC on Aug 2nd.
I moved all my BTC to new wallets.
Used my old Aug 2 private keys in "BCC wallets"
And it shows Aug 3rd transactions moving BTC out. OR BCC, whatever you want to call it, same thing.
Once again, BCC does NOT have a unique blockchain.
They are just trying to steal Bitcoin private keys.