(UPDATE) Cyberleek May Have Cashed Out On Their GTA 6 Leak Crypto Scheme, And Now We Can Reproduce The Trail

(UPDATE, August 28): Since publishing this article, I was contacted by independent researcher xorextrace, who has published a separate on-chain analysis of the CyberLeek crypto trail along with the code needed to reproduce it. All credit goes to xorextrace for this superb work. In simpler terms: we can now reproduce the key money movements ourselves, making Vice Cit’s reporting even more believable.

I should stress that I am not a blockchain analyst. I’m a games journalist trying to verify someone else’s technical work as carefully as I can. With that said, I downloaded fresh Solana transaction data and ran xorextrace’s tools myself.

The earlier funding figures checked out, including the 331.66 SOL sent into the wallet responsible for creating the $CYBERLEEK token. I also manually checked several of those transactions on Solscan and found the amounts, addresses and timestamps matched the script’s output.

More importantly for this story, the updated tools also reproduced the August 27 cash-out that has led to speculation that Cyberleek is taking the profit and getting the hell out of dodge. Around 3,210.80 SOL left the $CYBERLEEK token operation through a chain of fresh wallets. Of that, roughly 1,336.67 SOL could be cleanly traced to an address labelled by Solscan as a CCE.Cash exchange deposit wallet, while around 543.90 SOL reached an address labelled as a KuCoin exchange deposit address. I manually checked both endpoint labels on Solscan as well.