An anonymous group calling itself CyberLeek has linked alleged Grand Theft Auto VI development footage to a Solana meme coin, $CYBERLEEK, turning each new leak into a distribution and monetization event. According to the MarsBit article by Claude at TechFlow, on-chain records show the token was created 7 hours and 47 minutes before the first leaked game image appeared, and the same Solana wallet funded the domain registration, token launch, liquidity setup, and an account later used to distribute the leaked content. The report says $CYBERLEEK was launched on Aug. 15, reached a peak market cap of 15M, and was around 12M at publication. The token’s structure included a 1 billion supply, locked LP, and revoked mint and freeze permissions, while leaked videos carried an embedded “BUY $CYBERLEEK ON SOLANA” banner and QR code. CyberLeek also ran a voting system in which users sent tokens to a designated wallet, with one token counting as one vote to decide what leak would come next. The article estimates first-day trading volume at $15 million, generating about $30,000 in fees, while actual upfront spending was less than $3,500 if liquidity capital is excluded. It also says the group later burned 270 million reserved tokens, or 27% of supply, even as trading-fee revenue continued. Separately, Take-Two Interactive has sought subpoenas in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York targeting Microsoft and Discord for account information tied to the case.

Binance Alpha said it will remove 12 tokens on May 29, 2026. After the announcement, several low-cap assets plunged, with five tokens dropping between 60% and 93%. Selling and withdrawals remain available on the platform.

Newly surfaced Play Solana token details show an all-time high price of $0.03, a circulating supply of 1.14 billion tokens, and a maximum supply of 5 billion. The update offers an initial look at supply structure and storage options for PLAYSOLANA.

Play Solana (PLAYSOLANA) is trading well below its all-time high of $0.03, with a circulating supply of 1.14B out of a max 5B. This article analyzes its market status and storage options.

Crypto analyst Rexha argues PEPE mirrors Shiba Inu’s 2021 rally, with capital flowing back to Ethereum as a 'return to quality'. He warns of a 'final extraction' event during the second leg, urging caution.

Several high-profile X accounts were reportedly hijacked to promote the Solana meme coin HACKED, but the scam gained little traction. The token saw weak trading, a sharp 96% price drop in an hour, and hackers may have made minimal profit or even lost money.

Multiple X accounts tied to brands and celebrities were allegedly hijacked to promote the Solana token HACKED. Despite the scale of the attack, trading volume stayed low, the token plunged 96% within an hour, and analysts said the hackers may have barely profited or even lost money.

On Sept 18, multiple high-profile Twitter accounts were hacked to promote a Solana meme coin $HACKED. The coin's market cap hit just $5,700, and hackers made only ~$8,000, with ZachXBT calling it a top contender for 'most incompetent hacker of the year'.