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
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.700
