GTA VI2026-10-08 16:49:39GTA VI leaker Cyberleek returns, pushes token again as $CYBERLEEK stays 94% below August peakPseudonymous GTA VI leaker Cyberleek has resurfaced online and is again tying fresh game leaks to promotion of the crypto token $CYBERLEEK, according to Protos. This week, Cyberleek shared what they claimed was 25 minutes of new footage featuring previously unseen open-world gameplay and mission cutscenes. The material reportedly showed protagonist Jason naked, Lucia wearing only bikini bottoms, and what appeared to be a first-person mode. The token’s market cap recorded two small jumps over the past two days, for a combined gain of about 200%. Even so, Protos said $CYBERLEEK remains down 94% from the nearly $40 million peak it reached in late August, when the first batch of GTA VI leaks surfaced. Cyberleek had used those earlier spoilers, published on August 18, to promote the token while also claiming to be protesting the decision to drop physical discs in the name of consumer rights. The earlier leaks triggered a response from Rockstar Games ahead of its 20-minute Netflix-partnered streaming event, with the studio saying it was “heartbroken” and that spoilers could affect the intended player experience. Parent company Take-Two Interactive also sought subpoenas targeting Discord, Microsoft, and X. GTA VI is scheduled for release on November 19 and has reportedly generated almost $430 million in pre-orders.20
GTA 62026-08-27 16:51:53GTA 6 leak-linked meme coin $CYBERLEEK dumped ahead of Rockstar gameplay revealAn 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.1030
GTA VI2026-08-26 18:08:42CyberLeek token drops after first GTA VI story spoiler surfacesCyberLeek, the pseudonymous X user tied to a run of recent Grand Theft Auto VI leaks, has released what Forbes games journalist Paul Tassi described as the first real spoiler from the game’s story: footage involving one of its key protagonists. Tassi warned followers to mute certain words on X if they wanted to avoid seeing GTA VI spoilers. Earlier leaks had focused on free-roam gameplay, but this latest material moved into story territory. At the same time, CyberLeek continued asking followers to support the $CYBERLEEK token. The token’s market cap climbed from $40,000 to more than $2 million after gameplay footage first circulated on August 18, then reached $25 million by August 23. At the time of writing, that value had fallen 70% from the all-time high and nearly 40% over the previous 24 hours, touching a low of $7.5 million. Rockstar Games also addressed the leaks, saying GTA VI is not finished and that the team is “heartbroken.” The company said spoilers may affect the intended experience and asked players to wait until November 19 to play the game themselves. Protos also reported that Take-Two has sought subpoenas against Microsoft, Discord, and X as it tries to identify and stop the leaker.1050
CYBERLEEK2026-08-25 14:14:13CYBERLEEK jumps more than 40% in 4 hours, market cap climbs back to $14.5 millionBlockBeats reported on Aug. 25 that CYBERLEEK, a Solana-based meme coin linked to a group calling itself Cyberleek, rose more than 40% in the past four hours and recovered to a market cap of $14.5 million, according to GMGN monitoring. The token was launched after leaked GTA 6 footage. Cyberleek also said it would release a GTA 6 PC download client, a claim that has since been disproven. On Aug. 22, the group publicly burned about 270 million developer-reserved tokens, or roughly 27% of total supply, while still holding a large amount of tokens and earning fees from trading activity. BlockBeats said meme coins usually have no real use case and can be highly volatile, urging investors to be cautious.1030
GTA VI2026-08-24 18:06:48GTA VI leak probe video sparks crypto scam questions as linked accounts promote tokensA video tied to the ongoing Grand Theft Auto VI leak saga is drawing scrutiny on X, where users are questioning whether an apparent interaction between Rockstar Games representatives and a pseudonymous account was staged to promote crypto schemes. According to Protos, the footage appears to show people described as Rockstar representatives visiting the home of X user @LewisBi94895348, an account linked through the Reddit handle Pilotx1970 that had posted in advance about major GTA VI leaks on August 18. The same account also claimed to know the identity of CyberLeek, the X account that has been leaking GTA VI gameplay footage since that date. The controversy widened after users noted that the Lewis account had promoted a so-called “GTA insider” cryptocurrency before those posts were deleted. CyberLeek, separately, has been using the token $CYBERLEEK to raise funds for what it calls a “secret project” and to let buyers vote on what content to leak next. Protos also reported that an apparent SEC request tied to Take-Two references an in-game virtual currency system called Sharkbux, while internet users questioned the filing because it was addressed to a crypto enforcement unit that was replaced in 2025. Take-Two has also reportedly issued subpoenas to Microsoft, X, and Discord for account details related to CyberLeek.1180
GTA 62026-08-24 07:03:16Report says GTA 6 leaker CyberLeek built a Web3-style release system with a token, Arweave and MoneroA TechFlowPost report says the hacker identified as CyberLeek, who has been leaking gameplay footage tied to Grand Theft Auto 6, did more than post stolen clips online. According to the article, CyberLeek used a stack of crypto-native tools across distribution, traffic generation, takedown resistance and anonymous contact. The report says he first launched a Solana-based meme coin called $CYBERLEEK, then began releasing footage after several days, while embedding the token’s watermark into the videos. Holders of the token were said to be able to vote on what kind of leaked content should come next. The article also says the front end of the leak site was deployed on Arweave, and that backup files had been placed on servers around the world with a manual maintenance process designed to keep them stored rather than publicly released. For ad buyers or brand placements, the report describes a system that generates a fresh Session account and an exact Monero amount, with the payment amount’s decimal places serving as the matching key. The article adds that Take-Two has already begun sending subpoenas.690
GTA 62026-08-24 03:33:00GTA 6 leak tied to token launch as Cyberleek turns a hacking incident into a crypto marketing playA fresh wave of Grand Theft Auto VI leaks has been linked not just to piracy rumors, but to a coordinated token campaign built around the stolen material. According to the report, the group calling itself Cyberleek appears to have registered its domain, launched the $CYBERLEEK token, set up liquidity on Raydium, and only then pushed GTA 6 clips carrying watermarks and QR codes that directed viewers to its website and token pages. Chain data cited in the article says the same originating wallet network funded the domain registration, token creation, website deployment, and leak distribution. The story also notes that a widely circulated claim about a downloadable GTA 6 PC client was false. Insider Gaming later withdrew that report and apologized, saying the screenshots and discussion came from an impersonation account and could not be verified. Beyond the token activity, the article says the breach was traced to Rockstar’s India division and may have exposed an Xbox development build of the game. It also argues that the leak undercut Netflix’s planned six-hour early window for an extended GTA 6 preview before the trailer reached YouTube and other platforms.1270
GTA 62026-08-24 02:45:11Cyberleek tied GTA 6 leaks to a meme coin after setting up the token, domain and site in advanceCyberleek, the group linked in the report to the recent Grand Theft Auto VI leak wave, appears to have built a crypto marketing funnel before the material surfaced. According to the timeline cited by MarsBit, the group secured a related Arweave domain on Aug. 14, launched the $CYBERLEEK token on Aug. 15 with a 1 billion supply, and quietly announced it on X on Aug. 16. The first GTA 6 gameplay clips and map screenshots only appeared on Aug. 18, each carrying uncroppable watermarks and QR codes pointing viewers to the project’s website and token. On-chain tracing described in the report says the same originating wallet network funded the domain registration, token creation, website deployment and leak distribution, using roughly 156 SOL routed through about 20 temporary wallets starting Aug. 13. After the first leak drop, the token reportedly surged about 13x within an hour, with hourly volume topping $5 million. From a low near $0.0014, the coin later rose about 20x, while market capitalization briefly reached $29 million. The report also says Cyberleek burned roughly 270 million reserved tokens, or about 27% of total supply, on Aug. 22, while still holding more than $500,000 worth of tokens and earning trading fees estimated by some at $70,000. Separately, Insider Gaming withdrew and apologized for an earlier claim that Cyberleek would release a downloadable GTA 6 PC client, saying the material came from fake accounts and fabricated images.1910
