CyberLeek Threatens to Leak a Full GTA 6 Build

CyberLeek claims they will release a playable GTA 6 build with the full single-player campaign if the market cap of their namesake crypto token reaches $30 million. The leaker also says Take-Two can stop the release by putting the game on actual physical discs and issuing a public apology.The ultimatum appeared on October 10 in a post titled "The Offer." CyberLeek claimed the build contains the entire story from beginning to end, including the credits, and offered to show requested material as proof. There is no deadline attached to the threat.CyberLeek has been publishing unreleased GTA 6 footage since August 18 while presenting the leaks as a protest against Rockstar's digital distribution strategy. Rockstar's official physical version of GTA 6 does not include a game disc. Instead, the box contains a download code, and CyberLeek has repeatedly demanded physical discs as well as an end to digital pre-orders.The leaker has also tied the campaign directly to the CYBERLEEK token on Solana. Earlier leaked clips carried token watermarks and QR codes, while token holders could vote on what footage would be shown next.

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The token previously reached a market cap of about $23.4 million before falling sharply. Dot Esports reports that it later dropped to around $3.2 million after CyberLeek collected roughly $250,000 in trading fees on the day of Rockstar's GTA 6 Extended Look presentation. The new $30 million threshold is therefore higher than the token's previous reported peak.There is still reason to treat the threat cautiously. CyberLeek released another 25-minute GTA 6 video on October 8, and earlier footage strongly suggested access to a playable development build. However, no complete playable build has been released publicly as of October 11. The claim that CyberLeek possesses the entire campaign remains the leaker's assertion rather than something independently verified.Take-Two has not publicly accepted the demands. Instead, the company has already pursued legal action connected to the leaks. In August, it filed DMCA subpoena requests seeking identifying information from Microsoft and Discord after unreleased GTA 6 material began appearing online.GTA 6 is currently scheduled to launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19, 2026.