GTA 6 hacker suspected of dumping self-created meme coin ahead of official gameplay reveal, cashing out over $120,000.

The hacker behind the GTA 6 leak launched the Solana meme coin CYBERLEEK using unreleased Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay footage. The token reached a peak market cap of roughly $25 million on August 23. Hours before Rockstar Games officially unveiled GTA 6 gameplay for the first time, on-chain data showed the token’s contract owner withdrew approximately $146,000 in Wrapped SOL and 15.4 million tokens in fees, then converted all tokens to about $125,000 worth of SOL. Data indicates the funds were later split into four new wallets, with at least 91 SOL transferred to KuCoin. Independent on-chain analysts estimate the total withdrawal amount may exceed $250,000, though the figure has not been confirmed by the leaker or the exchange. CYBERLEEK previously hit a high of $0.0344, and is now trading at around $0.0097, down roughly 46% in 24 hours, with its market cap falling to approximately $7 million. Rockstar Games has responded to the GTA 6 leak, saying the incident has left the development team "heartbroken". Separately, Take-Two is reported to have issued subpoenas to X, Microsoft, and Discord to identify the leaker.