Cyberleek may have just cashed out on their GTA 6 leak, earning over $200,000 in the most predictable crypto rugpull ever performed
Nobody could have foreseen this.
Cyberleek, the individual responsible for GTA 6 leaks, appears to have cashed out on their cryptocurrency scheme, earning over $200,000 in a predictable cryptocurrency rug pull, according to recent reports. Since leaking GTA 6 gameplay videos, Cyberleek used the footage to facilitate the buying and trading of $CYBERLEEK tokens on the Solana blockchain.
They also allowed viewers to vote on their next leak video, claiming that funds would support a secret project to protect against corporate counterattacks. However, as Take-Two's legal actions intensified, Cyberleek's efforts to garner support became increasingly desperate and increasingly questionable. Early this morning, it was discovered that $CYBERLEEK's value plummeted, with one trader reportedly earning an estimated $270,000, causing the token's value to drop by roughly 40%.
Cyberleek, the creator of $CYBERLEEK, received the profits from the token's transaction fees and promptly cashed out, leaving others to deal with the token's value decline.
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