Is CyberLeek Done? GTA 6 Leaker Reportedly Cashes Out $250K in Crypto

Has CyberLeek cashed out? Key indicators suggest the massive wave of GTA 6 leaks may be ending.

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  • Primary Subject: Grand Theft Auto VI
  • Key Update: On-chain data reveals the $CYBERLEEK cryptocurrency linked to recent GTA 6 leaks was cashed out for $250,000, suggesting the leak campaign has ended.
  • Status: Unconfirmed / Speculation
  • Last Verified: August 27, 2026
  • Quick Answer: Recent on-chain crypto transactions totaling $250,000 strongly suggest the leaker behind the recent GTA 6 leaks has cashed out and may stop releasing footage.

CyberLeek's latest moves have some people convinced they're going to stop releasing GTA 6 leaks.

Over the past week, the internet was filled with unreleased GTA 6 footage. While CyberLeek initially focused on releasing gameplay clips, they dropped a major lore bomb by releasing a Lucia-centered prologue.

However, some people believe that leak may be their last. Here's why.

GTA 6 Leaker Reportedly Cashes Out $250K In Crypto

The entity behind the GTA 6 leaks, CyberLeek, has reportedly cashed out over $250,000 in cryptocurrency.

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Credit: Rockstar Games

According to user Vit Crit on the GTA Forums, the account responsible for leaking GTA 6 has cashed out the crypto they had been promoting. The user stated, “I’m going to post a more detailed post later, but after digging through the transactions, roughly $268K was withdrawn from the transaction fees for $CYBERLEEK. The money was then divided up between 4 transactions and sent to various wallets that ultimately ended up in three different places.”

This has sparked speculation that CyberLeek may stop leaking clips of GTA 6. It's likely that they moved the $250,000 across the blockchain to make tracking difficult for authorities, and they are letting their meme coin free-fall since they won’t be needing it anymore.

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Credit: Rockstar Games

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However, this has yet to be confirmed. CyberLeek has not released a statement on whether or not they will stop posting gameplay videos.

People have also started wondering about their true intentions for releasing the videos. They originally claimed it was to protest Rockstar Games's decision to abandon physical disc support. However, many now believe it was done simply to make a profit.

Either way, the leaks have definitely gone too far. With Extended Look just hours away, make sure to stay clear of the leaks and tune in to the showcase instead.

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