No one knows, but maybe someone stole your coins.
I checked the address via explorer, more than 785 coins sent to that address on 19th Mar., days ago, not today.
https://www.coinexplorer.net/D/address/D8NjRhnBe25G1UA9AJXtbFLtn9EohUciCr
This one is your address: https://www.coinexplorer.net/D/address/DCePSmzGhtoX5E5fj2kuRuYorQiwwJBxxa
All your coins gone.
No one can help you when your coins moved away to other addresses.

Question:
- Did you use password for your wallet?
If not, it is your fault, next times, you should create as strong password as possible for your wallets, not only D wallet.

Ah man sorry to hear about the loss of Denarius

This is your fault, that I guessed you did.
Additionally, you should have at least two-layer protective method.
You should set up strong passwords not only for your wallets, but also for your computer.
Next times, I believe your coins won't be stolen easily like that.

1- I did a full scan on my computer using Kaspersky internet security
2- I changed my windows login password
3- I installed the latest Denarius wallet and created a new Denarius address
4- I bought 985 D and transfer them to my wallet
5- I encrypted the wallet with a very strong password 
6- I took a backup of the wallet
7- I unlocked the wallet only for staking

Thank you guys for all the help

Good work Carsen! Is there coming more devs to team?

Keep an eye on this guys, there might be some exciting shit happening soon!

pretty good discussion going on about the FPGA's at denariustalk.

Denarii is back online in our Discord! https://discord.gg/UPpQy3n

Dont forget to vote in our FPGA vs GPU mining topic!
https://denariustalk.org/index.php?/topic/258-fpgas-or-gpus/


Also don't forget you can send and receive Denarius (D) now on Coinomi via their Desktop Platforms! (Windows/macOS/Linux) They also offer Android and iOS wallets for D!

https://coinomi.com

Now I'm with you.