Main topic of the new posts: discussion of the Gapcoin Core upgrade to version 0.16.3/0.1rc-beta, warnings about possible coin loss due to a problematic script remaining in the code, as well as current mining issues (CRT miner, problems with the suprnova pool) and a brief GAP price rise.
It is claimed that version 0.16.3 “burned” more than 15 000 GAP in several transactions (5 K, 5 K, 500, 50, 5 K).
gjhiggins explained that the problematic code was only auxiliary, intended solely for development, and that the gapcoin‑project repository is marked as “Work in progress”.
The community recommends using the CRT miner rev5.1 (link to instructions and start‑batch) and avoiding mining on the suprnova pool because of its current issues.
The “CRT Files Challenge” has been launched – collaborative creation and improvement of CRT files for various merits and offsets.
The market showed a sharp GAP price increase to ~0.00000055 BTC (+358 % in 24 h) with noticeable trading volume.
Problems/complaints:
Accusations that Gapcoin‑Core’s source code contains a self‑replicating script that could destroy or redirect coins to a “sock puppet” address.
Reports of corrupted wallet.dat after using the suspicious version and the need to delete the wallet to avoid loss of funds.
Dissatisfaction that fixes have not been merged into the main repository for a long time (last commit – December 2020).
Issues with the suprnova pool: miners report crashes and are switching to solo mining.
Heated discussions and mutual accusations among participants (UsernameNumber7, gjhiggins, wizz13150, etc.), creating a tense atmosphere in the thread.
Overall tone: predominantly negative/concerned due to accusations of potential coin theft and unresolved technical problems, although there are positive aspects (active miners, price rise, collaborative efforts to improve CRT files).
2026-08-29 00:13 UTC — 1 new post
Main topic of the new post: user wizz13150 confirmed receipt of the information (“Got it.”).