Meme traders jump on Cyberleek meme token as GTA VI leaks stir controversy

Speculators have been buying a Solana meme coin called CYBERLEEK, minted by the same anonymous figure who has spent the past week posting stolen Grand Theft Auto VI footage online. 

It is adding another twist to what is seen as a security breach, and the leaks are still being released as August 27, which is the release date for the official GTA 6 gameplay on Netflix, draws near.

A Solana token bolted onto a game leak

CyberLeek is the pseudonym for an unidentified person or group that started releasing alleged GTA 6 development clips around August 18. 

Alongside the footage came a cryptocurrency. Blockchain trackers list CYBERLEEK on Solana, and OpenSea labels it “Fighting For Gamer’s Rights.” 

The token’s contract address is embedded in the leaked images. So anyone who clicks on the images will be taken straight to the coin. 

As Rockstar Games issued copyright takedowns and gaming outlets covered the story, the token continued to gain traction, and mostly for free.

CYBERLEEK reportedly moved $3.6 million within hours of launch. 

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