GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek cashed out $CYBERLEEK token; one trader netted ~$270,000

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Cyberleek minted a $CYBERLEEK token on the Solana blockchain tied to leaked GTA 6 footage and used it to let viewers buy tokens and vote on future leaks. Transactions beginning around 3:27 am EDT converted a large holding into roughly $270,000, crashing the token’s value and leaving other holders with losses. The token had been promoted as funding a “secret project” and security for continued leaks while Take-Two pursued legal action, making the cashout a high-profile example of a crypto rug pull tied to illicit game leaks.

• $CYBERLEEK token was minted on the Solana blockchain 12 days after the initial leaked GTA 6 gameplay video and was sold to viewers as a way to vote on future leaks.
• Cyberleek framed token purchases as funding a “secret project” and infrastructure/security to support continued leaks while Take-Two increased legal pressure.
• A series of transactions starting at about 3:27 am EDT converted a large $CYBERLEEK position into roughly $270,000, which caused the token’s price to collapse.
• The cashout left other token holders with devalued assets and turned the token promotion into a notable, predictable rug pull linked to the GTA 6 leak campaign.