Counterparty and it's assets (SJCX, DTB, COVAL, PEPE, etc.) don't have their own unique blockchain, but rather embed data into Bitcoin's blockchain. They ride along BTC transactions if that helps. As a result, you send Counterparty assets to a BTC address, but in order to transfer them from the wallet you need some BTC in the wallet as well to cover the network fees. This wallet has XCP/EGOLD in it but no BTC, so in order to sweep the former you need to send a bit of the latter. You need .001224 BTC to remove both the EGOLD and XCP or .000356 BTC for only the XCP. You can also enter the private key of a Bitcoin address and attempt to sweep it that way, but I don't want to try it.

Here's the public key if you want to check out the contents at counterwallet.io: 1DxzwX4qC9PsWDSAzuWbJRzEwdGx3n9CJB.

 It's a pretty brilliant way to scam small amounts of money off unsuspecting people. You really can't even be that mad at the guy who created it as you were trying to take the goods from a wallet that wasn't yours in the first place.

in xcp counterwallet not support only bitcoin but much coin
if impor addres use private key, sample to electrum or blockchain same you write, only bitcoin can load money,another coin can't load