Grand Theft Auto VI leaker Cyberleek stops releases following failed crypto venture

The online video leaker known as Cyberleek has announced an end to publishing unauthorized footage of Grand Theft Auto VI, according to Gizmodo, Mashable, and Dexerto. Gizmodo reported that the leaker launched a new website featuring footage from the final mission of the game. Dexerto and Metro.co.uk reported that Cyberleek claims these updates will be the last, provided the leaker is not targeted legally. [1][2][7][8][9][10]

Mashable reported that Cyberleek previously threatened to release a full playable build of the video game if a related cryptocurrency memecoin achieved a market value goal of 30 million dollars. The token failed to reach the financial target after hitting a peak market cap of 7.8 million dollars on October 11, Mashable added. As FTMQ Creators reported earlier, the leaker previously posted a five-minute video clip featuring the character Lucia to the online forum ResetEra. [2][3][4][13]

Mashable and PCMag reported that data from Cyberleek's website lists the playable game build file size at 200 gigabytes. Mashable and Metro.co.uk noted that the leaker warned of a dead man's switch designed to release additional spoiler content or game files if online platforms remove Cyberleek's accounts. [2][3][8]

Grand Theft Auto VI is an upcoming action-adventure game developed and published by Rockstar Games, set within the fictional state of Leonida. Mashable noted that the leaker claims to have called off the main full build release for now while the cryptocurrency value continues to drop. [2][4][11]