Depends on your trading style. I am flipping with Shapeshift.io ... I built a free tool to watch some rate comparisons at
http://members.kismetllc.org/rates.phpSo for me, my goal is to take my Digibyte and convert to Ether while at the same time locking in Ether to Digibyte trades ... when I have two pending trades that increase my $DGB I execute both.
If you are looking for a LONG TERM investment, there is no way (in my mind) that this will stay underneathe $0.10 for long.
Here is why.
#1 Since it is a GAMING coin and they are launching a Minecraft server (Minecraft=Microsoft also) where you can actually MINE Digibyte. This will increase its popularity a little.
#2 Shapeshift.io makes it possible to GUARANTEE winning trades. I can, with 100% success, increase any coins that are moving in opposite directions at a fast rate. You do this by setting up PRECISE trades and since you get 10 minutes to send funds, you can simply let it expire, or lock in a better rate over and over until you have the best rate, then exchange coins. Others will catch on and DGB is a great flip with ETH DOGE and BTC. Also, Shifty button allows any website to collect ANY crypto for payments. It is a game changer
#3 The BTC ETF decision, if NO = Good for all coins, and if YES = Good for small coins.
#4 Jaxx.io is adding DGB to their wallet. The Jaxx wallet is supreme and will become hugely popular if people give it a chance. It is integrated with Shapeshift, allowing users to swap coins with 1 click. If you use a rate watcher, you could go DGB to DOGE when you get 8 DOGE/DGB and then switch back when the DGB to DOGE rate is back above .141 (or whatever).
#5 Digibyte is SMALL right now. How many times have you WISHED you could have "gotten in" under $.10 on those coins that go way up. This is a chance.
Yes there is risk, but right now, it is mostly upside.