imho start over fresh;
the scam is the name of the coin, it was created solely to deceive people...look what happened the dev and exchange pocketed over fifty bitcoins and left stuckholders...not going to fly - never

If you were fooled by the name of the coin thinking it was 'bitcoin' and consider it a scam, you shouldn't be trading in cryptos. The name shouldn't deceive anyone over 5 years old. The names of all coins are simply branding... you may dislike the branding, but it doesn't equate to a scam.
The exchange pocketed fees, the dev pocketed the ipo money. Which, again, isn't a scam, as ipo money going to a dev is normal. I should add that the coin is currently like 10x ipo prices, so if there are stuckholders, as you say, it's certainly not related to the ipo money or branding. If you bought during the high of a pump, it's your own fault, and once more, not a scam.
what i'm saying is the coin was created by ripple people who have an agenda to destroy/defame bitcoin(the real bitcoin) you go ask the average person they would most likely be easily confused into thinking this is somehow connected to BTC . seriously check yourself noob--and the dev ran off with all the ipo money right? and now he is pushing the same scam with xlc go figure hmmm