
The group known as Cyberleek, which claims to possess a full build of Grand Theft Auto VI, has failed in its attempt to leverage the game for cryptocurrency gains. The leakers attempted to tie the release of the game's build to their own memecoin, setting a target market cap of $30 million. However, the coin peaked at only $7.8 million before plummeting to $1.17 million as fans largely rejected the scheme. Critics have labeled the effort a scam, and the promised 200GB leak remains unreleased. Despite this setback, Cyberleek continues to use their alleged access to the game as leverage against Take-Two Interactive, claiming a 'dead-man's switch' exists that would leak the game's ending if legal action is taken against them. For now, the high-stakes extortion attempt appears to have backfired, leaving the leakers with a devalued asset and no clear path forward.
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