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Cyberleek threatens full GTA 6 build leak unless Take-Two apologizes and his $30 million crypto memecoin goal is met

Notorious GTA VI leaker Cyberleek is threatening to release a full build of GTA VI if Take-Two doesn't release a physical build, but only if its memecoin hits $30 million.

Cyberleek threatens full GTA 6 build leak unless Take-Two apologizes and his $30 million crypto memecoin goal is met

The notorious hacking collective, Cyberleek, has issued a demand for Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games to either release GTA 6 in its entirety and apologize, or face the release of the complete game build. The group has been leaking GTA 6 content, allegedly from a final build, and has now shifted its focus to demanding a specific cryptocurrency value for their memecoin, $CYBERLEEK.

The memecoin is currently valued at $5 million, but Cyberleek is demanding it reach $30 million before they release the full game. This demand seems increasingly self-serving, as the memecoin's value is currently declining. The leaks have included undressed footage of the main characters and numerous story spoilers, raising questions about the group's intentions and the quality of the leaked content.

With GTA VI set to launch on November 19, 2026, it remains to be seen if Cyberleek's demands will be met before the game's release.

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