GTA 6 Leak Coin CYBERLEEK Crashes Nearly 60% After Its Biggest Spoiler Yet

CYBERLEEK has given back a large share of its parabolic rally. Indeed, the token fell by nearly 60% right after the account behind the campaign posted footage of the game's prologue.

The Solana meme coin ties directly to the Grand Theft Auto VI leaks. Now, it trades at 71.30% below its all-time high of $0.03436, reached on August 23.

Why the Bigger Leak Failed to Reverse the Slide

CyberLeek began circulating gameplay clips on August 18, days after the token itself went live. Early videos showed driving, flying, nightclubs, stores, radio stations, and map details from Leonida.

The clips were watermarked with QR codes pointing buyers toward the coin. Holders even used CYBERLEEK transfers to vote on which footage would drop next.

The token's launch was not a coincidence. On-chain records show the project domain was registered on August 14, and the token first traded on August 15, while the first public leak arrived three days later.

That sequence, combined with buy prompts inside the videos, raised suspicion. Critics accused the campaign of functioning as a pump dressed up as a consumer protest. As a result, the market cap jumped from near zero to more than $20 million at the peak. Short-term gains, in fact, exceeded 1,400% during the frenzy.

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