An anonymous hacker allegedly tied to leaked, unreleased Grand Theft Auto VI footage appears to have cashed out of the meme coin $CYBERLEEK just hours before Rockstar’s first official gameplay presentation for GTA 6. On-chain data cited in the report shows the token rode attention from the leaked video and briefly reached a market capitalization of about $25 million within nine days. The token’s name appeared in the watermark of the leak alongside the promotional line, “the higher the market cap, the more leaks.”
The report says the contract owner collected roughly $146,000 in Wrapped SOL and 15.4 million creator-fee tokens, then sold the related holdings for about $125,000 in SOL. Some on-chain analysts estimated the total cash-out may have exceeded $250,000. The funds were later split across several new wallets, with part of the SOL allegedly moving to KuCoin. Those figures have not been confirmed by the leaker or the exchange. Earlier, Rockstar parent Take-Two said the GTA 6 leak left the team “heartbroken,” and, according to the report, has issued subpoenas to X, Microsoft, and Discord in an effort to identify the leaker.
An anonymous hacker allegedly linked to leaked, unreleased Grand Theft Auto VI footage appears to have exited the meme coin $CYBERLEEK shortly before Rockstar’s first official GTA 6 gameplay reveal, according to a report cited by Odaily.
On-chain data in the report shows $CYBERLEEK gained traction from the leaked GTA 6 video and at one point reached a market capitalization of about $25 million within nine days. The token was shown in the leak’s watermark and carried the slogan, “the higher the market cap, the more leaks.”
Hours before Rockstar formally unveiled the GTA 6 gameplay presentation, the token’s creator allegedly sold the entire position.
The data shows the contract owner collected about $146,000 in Wrapped SOL and 15.4 million creator-fee tokens, then sold the related tokens for about $125,000 in SOL.
Some on-chain analysts said the total cash-out from the episode may have topped $250,000. The funds were then dispersed across several new wallets, and part of the SOL was traced to KuCoin. The figures have not been confirmed by either the alleged leaker or the trading platform.
Earlier, Rockstar, a Take-Two subsidiary, said the GTA 6 leak left the team “heartbroken.” According to the report, Take-Two has also sent subpoenas to X, Microsoft, and Discord as it tries to determine the leaker’s identity.
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