CyberLeek Cashes Out $268,000 as GTA VI Leak Saga Comes to an End

The Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA VI) leak saga may be coming to an end, and the money trail is revealing where it went. The leak campaign dominated headlines for over a week after CyberLeek posted 15 clips watermarked with the Solana token CYBERLEEK on August 23.

The leaker urged viewers to buy in, claiming that a higher market cap meant more leaks. However, Vice Cit, a GTAForums researcher, tracked roughly $268,000 moving out of CYBERLEEK's transaction-fee pool in the hours leading up to Netflix's premiere on August 27.

The money was divided up between four transactions and sent to various wallets, ultimately ending up in three different places: KuCoin, CCE.Cash, and some still sitting in various wallets that haven't moved yet. CYBERLEEK's price collapsed as the withdrawals surfaced, with a market cap of roughly $3.33 million, down 86.8% from its all-time high of $0.03436 reached on August 23.

Rockstar addressed the saga directly in a statement, calling the leaks heartbreaking for the team and asking fans to wait for the official launch rather than let stolen footage shape their expectations.