TLDR
- CYBERLEEK, a Solana memecoin tied to an anonymous GTA 6 leaker, rose 23% on Sunday.
- The leaker says a full GTA 6 build will be released if the token hits a $30 million market value.
- The group wants Take-Two to sell physical discs and issue a public apology.
- No one has verified that CyberLeek has the full game.
- GTA 6 is still set to launch on Nov. 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S.
A memecoin tied to an anonymous GTA 6 leaker rose 23% on Sunday. The leaker’s threat to release the game has raised concerns for publisher Take-Two Interactive.
The token, CYBERLEEK, trades on the Solana blockchain. It is separate from Solana’s SOL coin and has no link to Take-Two or Rockstar Games.
The GTA 6 hacker is threatening to leak the entire game if his memecoin hits a $30M market cap!$CYBERLEEK is pumping again after the hacker promised to release GTA 6's full story mode, including the ending and credits, if his token reaches $30M$CYBERLEEK previously hit a $25M… pic.twitter.com/TBD4EjtPuJ
— Goaty (@goatyishere) October 11, 2026
On Oct. 10, a person or group called CyberLeek posted a statement titled “The Offer.” It said a full GTA 6 build would be released if the token reached a $30 million market value.
The statement said the release would include the full single-player story, with its ending and credits. It does not make clear if that would be a playable game or video of the campaign.
Reporters have not been able to confirm that CyberLeek has the full game. Rockstar has not verified the claim either.
What CyberLeek wants from Take-Two
CyberLeek said Take-Two could stop the release by agreeing to sell the game on physical discs. The group also demanded a public apology and gave no deadline.
🚨 New GTA 6 Leaked Gameplay just dropped #gta6 #gta6leaks #gtavi #cyberleek pic.twitter.com/jXJxLjRFxw
— Cyberleek (@Cyberleeksta) October 11, 2026
Rockstar’s support page says the physical edition comes with a download code, not a disc. The company has not agreed to change that.
Token price and earlier leaks
Reports on the token’s value differ. One put its market value near $5.95 million on Sunday, while another listed about $2.87 million. Both are far below $30 million.
Market value is the token supply multiplied by its price. It does not show how much cash buyers have put in.
The token has swung sharply before. In August it reportedly peaked near $23.4 million, then fell to about $3.2 million by Aug. 27.
The account posted 15 gameplay clips in August, some with crypto ads and QR codes. Dot Esports reported that it withdrew about $250,000 in fees, which has not been verified.
Take-Two has taken legal steps. It asked a New York federal court for subpoenas involving Microsoft, Discord, X and Google to help identify who shared the footage.
Those filings do not prove who runs CyberLeek. They also do not show the group has the full game.
On Oct. 8, the account shared about 25 minutes of new footage. GamesRadar called it the account’s largest recent release.
Short clips do not prove someone has the whole game. They could come from a development build.
Rockstar still lists a Nov. 19 release for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S. Preloading is set to begin Nov. 12, and neither Take-Two nor Rockstar has publicly responded to the Oct. 10 demands.
