GTA 6 Latest News: ‘Here’s the Deal…’ – CyberLeek Threatens to Leak Full Game Build if Memecoin Hits $30 Million Market Cap, Demands Physical Discs and Take-Two Apology

GTA 6 Latest News: Grand Theft Auto 6 fans have received another unexpected update from leaker CyberLeek, who is linking the possible release of a complete game build to the rising value of a cryptocurrency token. In a post published on October 10, the leaker claimed that the alleged full build, including the story played through to the credits, would be released if the CYBERLEEK memecoin reached a $30 million market capitalisation.

The post also gave publisher Take-Two Interactive a way to avoid the alleged leak: release GTA 6 on physical discs and issue a public apology. However, the claim has not been independently verified, and questions remain about whether CyberLeek possesses a complete, playable version of the game ahead of its scheduled November 19, 2026, launch.

GTA 6 Latest News: CyberLeek Sets $30 Million Memecoin Target for Alleged GTA 6 Build

CyberLeek has set a $30 million market capitalisation target for the CYBERLEEK cryptocurrency token. According to the leaker’s post, reaching that figure would trigger the release of an alleged full version of GTA 6.

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The post stated: “Here’s the deal, nice and clean. CYBERLEEK hits 30 million market cap, the build goes out – full story mode, played to the end, credits and all.”

The claim has attracted attention because it suggests that the alleged release depends on the token’s market value rather than a specific date. CyberLeek has not provided independently verified evidence that the complete game build is available or that the promised release would happen if the target is reached.

GTA 6 Latest News: GTA 6 Leaker Demands Physical Discs and Public Apology

CyberLeek has also outlined demands for Take-Two Interactive, the publisher of GTA 6. The leaker said the company could avoid the alleged release by making physical game discs available and issuing a public apology.

The demands have added another layer to the controversy surrounding the highly anticipated game. However, there is no confirmed indication that Take-Two has accepted the conditions or that the company is negotiating with CyberLeek.