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Hi friends,

I have issue with my wallet on MacBook.

On 21 May, 2017 i bought $40.00 worth of DGB when price was 0.016 from Poloniex and install the wallet from their official website to my MacBook, i go to request payment and copy the receive address and paste it to poloniex and then send my coins from poloniex to my wallet address. I never was able to see my coins on my wallet because when i first download the wallet and installed it i have no idea how to use it and how to add peers and etc and wallet says me i need years to synchronize with the headers and network and i decided to close the wallet and create a folder with DGB wallet folders on my PC (when first launched the wallet it created several folders and iam keeping them on PC) after a month or two i tried again to launch the wallet to but i was again unable to run it because it said the same thing that it cannot synchronize with headers and network it again created some folders on my PC but this time i deleted them and decided to close the wallet and never again try because i was pissed.

Yesterday i read a little on the net and understand how to speed up the process of synchronizing and my wallet is now up to date with the network after several hours of waiting but iam unable to see my coins on my wallet.

I think that the coins are on the folders which i firstly installed the wallet and get the receiving address from it and send coins from poloniex.

Because at the moment when i go to receiving address history i am unable to see the address where i send the coins from poloniex.

I go to poloniex and check my receiving address on: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dgb/ and coins are received on the address but iam unable to see my coins on my current wallet.

My question is if it is possible to import anyway the old DGB folders to my current wallet and recover my coins anyway? If someone can help me to recover my coins iam willing to send him some coins.

Please help me to recover my coins.

Thank you

Did you save a backup of your wallet file after creating addresses. In the folder is there a file called wallet.dat? That is the file that contains your private keys. If you have that and are running Windows close down the wallet by right clicking the icon in the icon try and saying exit or close. Then put the wallet.dat file in C:\Users\YOURUSER\AppData\Roaming\DigiByte. Of course, change YOURUSER to whatever your user data folder in Windows is (you need to make hidden files and folders visible). Backup the current wallet.dat file first. Then you should be able to see your old addresses. If you don't have the wallet.dat file from appdata roaming or a backup of the wallet file there is nothing you can do to get the coins.

I didn't saved backup of my wallet never Sad

. Because of i have issue's with launching digibyte i closed the wallet and deleted all files wallet created but today i found that all files are on my Trash on Mac and i found several wallet.dat files. I replaced each of them with wallet.dat on current working wallet folder but i go to "Receiving addressess" each time and never seen the address which is on my Poloniex account history. I want to know if the address which i can see on poloniex history should be on my receiving addressess on my wallet? Because iam searching for it. Can someone help me to recover my coins? Do i need another folder also so i can recover the coins? I have all old folders which i recover from my trash to desktop and iam checking but unable to find anything Sad

. Please help.

Can you restore the deleted wallet from trash on your Mac and run it? Make sure you keep a unchanged copy of any wallet.dat you experiment with, though. If you can open it up it doesn't matter if it syncs or not but check if you can find that address there. If it's there then open up the console and execute the command dumpprivkey , go to your synced PC wallet, open console there, enter importprivkey and let it rescan.

If you can't find that address, or you can't restore the Mac wallet, you can try generating new addresses using the Mac wallet.dat in the hope it comes up again. I don't know if the pregenerated address pool is stored in the wallet.dat, though, and I'm not sure how many addresses the DGB wallet creates as standard but if it's not in the first 100 addresses it's probably unlikely to come up after that. To avoid manually checking all those addresses you could just generate the lot and do the dumpprivkey

again, if you get a key you've got it.