CYBERLEEK , the anonymous operator behind this year’s GTA 6 leaks, has raised the stakes by threatening to release a complete, playable GTA 6 build if its Solana meme-coin reaches a $30 million market capitalisation. The threat follows 25 minutes of gameplay footage disclosed earlier in the week, including explicit content and a developer menu.
The leaker published the ultimatum on CyberLeek’s own site, asserting that upon achieving the target market cap the full story mode, from start to finish with ending credits, would be leaked. Take-Two and Rockstar have been actively attempting to identify the individual behind the leaks through court actions and other investigations, including a subpoena to Discord for identity information.
The saga has already driven significant market impact and prompted warnings about fake downloads and malware on piracy sites. CyberLeek previously promoted a Solana meme coin linked to the leaks, which reportedly reached a market value of about $25 million in late August with substantial daily trading volume before interest waned after official gameplay footage was released.
The new $30 million target is presented as the only rescue for Take-Two, though the leaked material remains unverified and there is no confirmed release of a playable build. GTA 6 remains scheduled for a 19 November release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, with neither Take-Two nor Rockstar commenting on the latest demand. The report notes that extortion tied to a crypto-pump scheme represents a novel flavour of leak drama that is unlikely to be the last of its kind.