Yeah, as hallo_frosch said, just install the latest wallet & copy paste your backed-up wallet.dat over the newly installed wallet file. Then the wallet will need to resync the chain with the new wallet file. It will take several hours probably but just leave it overnight and you'll get your coins back fine. Make sure to backup your wallet file before you go copy-pasting, just in case.

Looks like some people are trying to profit of the 'bad news'. I'm hodling my bags! Only 20 hours left until we can start mining Digi in MineCraft!

https://www.minethatdigi.com/

I keep my dgb on the stock exchange. I'm planning on longevity. Tell me where to store them better?

Digibyte core http://www.digibyte.co/digibyte-wallets

Hours ago dgb reached $0.065 then went on free fall. Now its worth Is $0.053 i hope it gets stable soon

looking ahead is the only thing that stops the pain of this savage dump. I only wonder how long it will take to re-up

the dump is far from over going by what i have been watching, buy support is lowering as well. i suspect we will see a new low before we will see it rise again. Far to many people bought in with the hope of quick profit from citibank event, given digi didn't get the "day award" people are probably seeing that as a failure and thus dumping their stock to recover potential lose's. Long term holders have taken their coins off exchanges where the ones that are dumping atm are just those who where hoping for quick profits, although they should have been a tad more patient.

Even despite the event today, I'm surprised DBG's volume has held up on Polo, over 37k BTC. Since the trollbox closed volume has been way down across the board, even ETH is only @ 14k BTC today. Ripple barely over 10k.

I would expect Polo to take quick massive action on their support issue so they can get the trollbox open again without being flamed about their crappy support every 2 lines. In the meantime, I'm sure the other exchanges are taking notice of that volume. Wouldn't be surprised to see one of them add DigiByte in the next month or so.

Are you talking about the overall prize for the Citi challenge?  As much as I hope they can pull something out of the bag, to win one of just 4 or 5? prizes (let alone the main prize) out of a total of 1,000 entrants would be a bit of a moon shot. Personally, I'd be happy if they establish some kind of working relationship with one of the partner companies, and frankly over the moon if they managed to secure a prize. The price today was driven by pure speculation (as predicted).

Not that token value is everything, but the price on DigiByte has always bounced back, and that's mainly thanks to the tireless Dev team who come up with interesting and innovative ways to promote the technology. I'm possibly one of the few (or maybe not) early holders who actively trades rather than just holding and follow the very traditional policy of buying in stages on the way down, selling in stages on the way up. It doesn't get you rich quick, but over time you build up a nice hoard.