'GTA 6' leaker Cyberleek has announced that they will release a build of the game featuring the full story mode played through to the ending if their memecoin's market capitalization reaches $30 million. The condition attached is that they will refrain from releasing it if Take-Two commits to a physical disc release and issues a public apology. While it is highly likely that Cyberleek possesses some build of the game, it remains unconfirmed whether they have a build that extends all the way to the end.
On October 10 local time, Cyberleek published a post titled 'The Offer' on their website. The post states that once the market cap reaches $30 million, a build with 'full story mode' played through to the end credits will be released. Claiming Take-Two has "one way out," Cyberleek demanded physical discs and a public apology, adding that Take-Two can accept the terms at any moment. The leaker also noted that anyone who doubts the existence of the full story mode can request specific scenes to be shown, and they will be provided.
The website reportedly features similar conditional thresholds. For instance, videos related to Lucia will be released whenever the market cap reaches $2 million, $4 million, and $6 million. Cyberleek, who overlays a promotional '$CYBERLEEK' watermark on the leaked footage, also uploaded a 25-minute video on October 8.
However, Cyberleek's offer and motives are difficult to take at face value. The $30 million target is higher than the coin's peak market cap of approximately $25 million recorded on August 23. Analysis also indicated that the leaker cashed out over $250,000 by selling the token on August 27.
The leaks themselves must be regarded as authentic. Rockstar acknowledged that the August leaked clips were real, and the 25-minute video from October is also evaluated as genuine. The issues are the scope and timeline. It is unknown from which development phase the build originates. The August leak was previously reported to be an incomplete debug build that requires Rockstar's authentication server to run, and there is no confirmed evidence that Cyberleek possesses a release-ready build playable to the ending. Showing a few requested scenes alone does not prove possession of the complete game.
The leaker's demands are also unlikely to be accepted in the short term. In June, Rockstar confirmed that the GTA 6 physical edition will ship as a boxed code without a disc. With release just five weeks away, Take-Two is unlikely to alter its strategy due to anonymous extortion.
Cyberleek has framed their actions as a protest against disc-less releases and digital pre-order practices. However, the videos featured slogans such as 'higher market cap means more leaks,' release conditions were tied to market cap tiers, and this full build ultimatum similarly hinges on the coin's price. This structure has led to analysis that the leaks are being used as a mechanism to inflate the token's price.
Rockstar and Take-Two have not issued an official statement regarding this latest post.
Meanwhile, on August 20, Take-Two filed for subpoenas against Microsoft and Discord in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York seeking identifying information for the 'CYBERLEEK' account and others, but the leaker's identity remains unknown. GTA 6 is scheduled to launch on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with no release date announced for the PC version.
