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Cyberleek's GTA 6 Leak Crypto Scheme May Be Cash-Out Complete

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Cyberleek's cryptocurrency scheme, tied to GTA 6 leaks, may be coming to an end. According to a blockchain investigation, Cyberleek moved around $270,000 in crypto, likely generated from transaction fees on their meme coin, $CYBERLEEK. This figure is estimated by Vice Cit, a GTAForums user who has been tracking the cryptocurrency trail.

The leaker burned 270 million tokens and instead made money from buying and selling the coin. Cyberleek claimed roughly $270,000 worth of trading fees before converting the proceeds into Solana and moving the money through several different wallets.

Vice Cit traced around $99,000 to KuCoin and another $84,000 to CCE.Cash, a crypto swapping service that doesn't require users to create an account. The remaining $91,000 is still sitting in crypto wallets.

Setting up the scheme originally cost around $29,000, leaving Cyberleek with approximately $241,000 in profit if Vice Cit's estimates are correct.

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