Cyberleek May Have Cashed Out On Their GTA 6 Leak Crypto Scheme

The increasingly bizarre CyberLeek saga may finally be coming to an end just as Rockstar shows off GTA 6 on Netflix, with a new blockchain investigation claiming the leaker has started moving around $270,000 earned through the cryptocurrency attached to the leaks.

I’ve talked about CyberLeek’s strange operation a few times now, including the $CYBERLEEK meme coin that became increasingly central to the whole thing and the conspiracy theory that it has all been a marketing stunt. Rather than simply dumping a huge reserve of tokens in a traditional rug pull, CyberLeek burned around 270 million tokens and appears to have instead made money from transaction fees generated whenever people bought and sold the coin.

According to GTAForums user Vice Cit, who has been steadily following the crypto trail across several lengthy investigations, CyberLeek claimed roughly $270,000 worth of trading fees before converting the proceeds into Solana and moving the money through several different wallets.

Vice Cit traced around $99,000 of that to KuCoin, while another $84,000 was sent through CCE.Cash, a crypto swapping service that doesn’t require users to create an account. The remaining roughly $91,000 was spread between wallets that, at the time of his investigation, had yet to move the funds elsewhere.