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CYBERLEEK Meme Coin Explodes 1,400% Amid GTA VI Leak Controversy

CyberLeek claims it will trigger an automatic worldwide release of a playable GTA VI build if legal action forces the group offline, even as its associated meme coin explodes 1,400%.

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Aug 23, 2026 at 6:53 PM UTC · Updated 18시간 전 · 2 분 소요

CYBERLEEK Meme Coin Explodes 1,400% Amid GTA VI Leak Controversy
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1,400% Recent 24-hour gain

Last Updated

18시간 전

번역 중…

In Brief

  • CyberLeek claims it has distributed complete GTA VI copies across global servers.
  • A key "Notice to Rockstar" screenshot has been found to be fabricated, per a fact-check.
  • Take-Two has now subpoenaed Microsoft, Discord and X to identify CyberLeek's identity.

CyberLeek claims it will trigger an automatic worldwide release of a playable GTA VI build if legal action forces the group offline, even as its associated meme coin explodes 1,400%.

A fact-check has since found that the key piece of evidence behind that specific threat was fabricated.

CyberLeek (CYBERLEEK) Price Performance. Source:

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What CyberLeek Claims and What’s Been Debunked

According to initial reports, complete copies of the build have already been distributed across global servers and hard drives, ready to be deployed automatically if it faces legal action or is shut down.

A leaked clip showing the protagonist, Jason, firing bullets into a wall to spell “LEEK” strongly suggests real-time control of an in-development version rather than pre-recorded footage. Additional clips have shown flying sequences over Vice City, high-speed driving, combat, and map details from the Leonida setting.

CyberLeek frames its actions as a protest against digital-only releases, “fake” single-player DLC, and the loss of offline access after server shutdowns.

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