CYBERLEEK Explodes Higher as Latest GTA 6 Leaks Go Viral -

CYBERLEEK activity spiked after alleged GTA 6 footage appeared online, while blockchain tracking suggests the Solana token was created just days before the leak.
The anonymous GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek has released another short clip that is driving fresh interest in the game. The two-minute video, labeled “GTA 6 Gas Leak,” was posted to the Gaming Leaks and Rumors subreddit but was later removed.
The footage allegedly shows Jason assaulting two gas station workers, fleeing in a sports car and crashing the vehicle.
A refueling screen is also visible, potentially confirming that GTA 6 vehicles will require fuel. The interaction appears streamlined, with players seemingly able to activate the pump with a single button.
The latest leak coincided with an almost 80% jump in CYBERLEEK. The token traded near $0.023 and briefly climbed to $0.03, pushing its market cap past $16 million before losing some momentum.

Several interaction options appear unavailable in the footage, possibly because Jason is already being pursued by police. Viewers have also drawn attention to the apparent sophistication of the game’s vehicle damage mechanics.
Jason reportedly attacks the gas station employees and then climbs behind the counter to rob the business. Sheriff’s deputies arrive shortly afterward, forcing him to abandon the robbery.
He already appears to have a two-star wanted rating, while earlier leaks had hinted that stolen vehicles could potentially be tracked.
Jason manages to escape and later reaches another gas station, where he crashes into a truck in a slow-motion sequence.
Cyberleek’s promotional watermark urging viewers to buy $CYBERLEEK appears throughout the video. The leaker also promises strip club gameplay if the token reaches a $3 million market capitalization.
The clip ends with Jason entering a rough-looking rural strip club, seemingly teasing the next piece of footage.

Bitquery found that an Arweave name matching Cyberleek’s branding was registered on August 14. CYBERLEEK began trading on a Raydium pool on August 15 at a fully diluted valuation of roughly $55,000.
For the following 68 hours, activity remained limited. Hourly trading volume ranged from about $4 to $2,500, while the valuation stayed between approximately $55,000 and $77,000.
At around 17:00 UTC on August 18, alleged GTA 6 gameplay and a map containing QR codes linked to Cyberleek’s website and token started circulating online.
The token then jumped roughly 13 times as trading volume reached $1.47 million. In the next hour, CYBERLEEK touched about $0.00348, with $5.47 million in volume, according to Bitquery.
By 23:00 UTC, its fully diluted valuation had risen to around $3.3 million. The rally later faded, with hourly volume falling below $30,000 by August 21 and valuation dropping to roughly $1.3 million.

Bitquery’s wallet analysis showed that the five largest profit-takers collectively realized about $158,000.
All five addresses made their first purchases within a six-minute period from 17:48 to 17:54 UTC on August 18, as CYBERLEEK was beginning its initial surge.
None of the wallets was connected to the token deployer, and Bitquery did not classify them as exchanges or known entities. Their activity appeared more consistent with automated traders targeting sudden token rallies.
Three wallets initially seemed to have sold tokens without buying them first. Further analysis showed they were arbitrage bots moving between Raydium and Meteora pools.
Stop Killing Games, a consumer campaign with demands that overlap in part with Cyberleek’s manifesto, publicly rejected any connection to the group on August 19. Its director general, Moritz Katzner, also urged supporters not to contribute money.
Cyberleek has yet to publish full mission spoilers. With Netflix’s “Extended Look” trailer due on August 27, the latest gas station leak has fueled speculation that more GTA 6 footage could soon emerge.

Share this content: