There is a very good chance that current exchanges will delist BCC in order to avoid legal trouble and all remaining Coins will be worth $0
And that is exactly what the exchanges should do, why support thieves it is bad for the whole Crypto community, not that exchanges have too many morals and if they can still make money from it......well you know.But if one of them does it, there is a chance the others will follow suit.
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Although selling at $18 in other exchanges., technically, the coins are already at 0 within bitconnect exchange but many deadlocked at $110 inside bitconnect X. The Cease and Desist order as given one of the main causes of closing London Centralized Exchange also includes Bitconnect X as shown on page 5:
https://www.ssb.texas.gov/sites/default/files/BitConnect_ENF-18-CDO-1754.pdf
What's this $110? I think someone else mentioned it but it's $150 per BCC for bitconnectx. I also pointed out that the Cease and Desist order didn't understand what staking was (it seemed to want to know what company was responsible for paying the staked funds lol) and said it was a security. So how can you take what they say about the lending seriously?
Also, you must see that the ICO limit on bitconnectx gets sold every day?? Over a quarter of a million BitconnectX. Have you tried buying in some of these lending ICOs (bitconnect-clones) lately?? They all are almost impossible to buy usually. I was never able to get any UnixCoin or UcoinCash as it was always too many buyers even though you usually get many days/rounds to try and buy (incidentally, they are both now worth a lot more than the ICO price).
So they know what staking is (the coins appear automatically in the wallet - started at 10% a month with BCC but reduced by 2% every six months) but are then asking for the source of the funds lol