Newcoiner here. How do I properly back up my wallets? Every

I could tell you but then you'd have to be disappeared

Send me digibytes and I'll tell you as a digibro
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Ah fuck, I can't let another digibro down in his time of need.

You go to the folder that you installed your wallet from, go into the data folder, the wallet.dat file is there, back it up to whatevs.

If you need to uninstall and reinstall your dgb core wallet some time you just replace the new wallet.dat file with the one you have and hey presto praise kek.

Send me a tip please, I love my digibytes and want moar
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>>2327000
fucken trips nigger
trips for tips
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>>2326920
just keep your money on an exchange with 2fa enabled

I use exodus, exodus makes it easy as fuck to back up my wallets but there is a limited amount of coins.

>>2327036
Do I have to keep backing up that file as my wallet grows or is it a one time thing?

is there any reason I should just keep my shit on bittrex with 2fa?

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>>2327058
Just once, it's got the important stuff in it.
Just don't go creating a whole fuckload of different addresses in the core wallet.
Keep it neat and simple.

>>2327066
shouldn't*

>>2327052
When literally everyone tells you not to do that.
Exchanges get hacked, wallets do not.