A GTA 6 leaker known as Cyberleek says they will release a build of Rockstar’s game with the campaign played through to the end if their memecoin reaches a $30 million market cap, according to reporting from PC Gamer and IGN on October 10, 2026.
The threat comes after months of leaked GTA 6 footage. Since August, Cyberleek has posted clips from the game, including a recent 24- to 25-minute video that showed story scenes, both protagonists, and explicit nudity. GTA 6 is due on November 19 for consoles, with the PC version still unresolved.
The $30 million condition
PC Gamer says Cyberleek’s website was updated with a message setting out the terms. If the coin hits $30 million, “the build goes out — full story mode, played to the end, credits and all.” The message also says that if anyone doubts the build has story content, they can ask for what they want to see and it will be provided.
The same statement links the leak threat to a demand that Take-Two Interactive release GTA 6 on physical discs and issue a public apology. Cyberleek wrote: “Take-Two gets one way out: physical disks and a public apology. They can take it at any moment.”
The wording makes the campaign sound less like a single stunt and more like a running set of targets. IGN reports that Cyberleek has also attached market-cap goals to later leaks, including footage of Lucia in a bikini at $2 million and “fully naked” at $4 million. The latest $30 million demand is the largest yet and pushes the promise from individual clips to a full build with credits.
IGN says the coin was still far below the target at the time of publication, after briefly jumping earlier in the day as the message spread across social media. The site also says many fans have accused Cyberleek of running a crypto scam and have ridiculed anyone buying the token. One quoted reaction described Cyberleek as “a dork,” while another said anyone investing in the coin deserves to lose money.
New footage suggests access to a playable build
Both reports point back to the same evidence that Cyberleek appears to have access to an actual build rather than recycled screenshots or trailer footage. One earlier leak ended with the word “LEEK” machinegunned into a wall, which was apparently used as proof that the clips came from the game itself.
IGN says Cyberleek resurfaced this week with a 24-minute gameplay video showing cutscenes, story beats, Jason and Lucia naked, and a first-person camera. PC Gamer describes the clip as 25 minutes long and says Jason was shown “totally nude.” The difference in length does not change the larger point: the latest footage appears to show material drawn from a playable version of GTA 6, not a trailer.
The new threat also lands after Cyberleek’s earlier burst of leaks in August, when the account went quiet following scrutiny from Rockstar parent company Take-Two. IGN says Take-Two issued subpoenas to services such as Discord while trying to identify the person or people behind the leaks. That inquiry has not been described as resolved, and this week’s video suggests Cyberleek is still active.
The exact form of any future release remains unclear. IGN says it is not certain whether Cyberleek means to upload a playable build online or to post a full playthrough video instead. What the statement does make clear is the claimed end point: the full story mode, the ending, and the credits.
Rockstar has already acknowledged the leak fallout
Rockstar addressed the August leaks at the time, calling the situation “heartbreaking” for its development team and “unfortunate” for fans, according to IGN. The developer also said its intended experience “may now be impacted by some spoilers,” while repeating the previously confirmed November 19 launch date.
That timeline gives the latest threat a sharper edge. GTA 6 is now just over a month from release on consoles, which leaves less time for leaked clips to spread before players can see the game for themselves. PC Gamer notes that interest in this kind of leak may usually fade as release approaches, but Cyberleek has found a way to keep the story moving by tying the build to a public crypto target.
IGN also reports that analysis of cryptocurrency transactions in late August suggested Cyberleek may already have “cashed out,” with around $270,000 earned in the process. If accurate, that would mean the memecoin campaign has already produced a substantial payoff even before any promised build release.
At the same time, the rhetoric around physical discs and consumer rights remains central to Cyberleek’s pitch. The message frames a public apology and disc release as the only way for Take-Two to stop the build from going out. IGN says the account’s supporters and critics have both treated that claim with suspicion, and the reaction has only grown more hostile as the leaks continue.
There is still no sign that Cyberleek is bluffing. PC Gamer says the account has already used the leaks to prove it can post material from a playable build, and IGN reports that a poll tied to future leaks is currently live on Cyberleek’s website. That leaves the memecoin threshold, the build threat and the November 19 launch date all moving at once.
GAMER2GO has previously covered related GTA 6 reporting, including the leak video that showed Jason naked and the separate report on why the PC wait remains open.
With console launch less than two months away, Cyberleek’s latest message is not about speculation around GTA 6 anymore. It is a direct promise to put a build into circulation if the coin hits the number they set.
$30m is pure nonsense
nah, if people are dumb enough to ape into a leak coin that’s on them. the number is so high it reads like a grift, but the real issue is still that he’s sitting on actual gta 6 footage and using it as leverage. the token is just the loud part of it
true, the leverage part is the real threat here. still think the coin angle is doing most of the work in pulling people in, and that is why people are clowning on it
yeah, that part is fair. once it looks like a crypto play, nobody trusts the leak even if the footage itself is real
the weird part is not even the leak itself, it is the memecoin angle. once a dude starts tying story mode footage to a token target, it stops looking like fan drama and starts looking like a hustle. if the build is real, the coin is just bait to move people around
Rockstar should force this on discs then. digital only makes this mess easier to spread.
No. internet is the problem
discs at least slow it down a bit
maybe, tiny bit
full story mode? mad
Not mad, just grim. The bit about asking for whatever footage you want to see sounds like they are confident it is a real build, which is exactly why this is annoying for everyone waiting on the game
grim and stupid, yes
I had a full save get spoiled by one dumb clip years ago, so I get the frustration. once story scenes are out there, people can ruin a whole chapter in half a day
fair enough, we’ll see if the internet behaves for once, which seems unlikely
physical discs wont save anything
I think the disc demand is more about the excuse than the solution. it reads like a moving goalpost, because the second they get one thing they will ask for another anyway
yeah fair, it’s a ransom note with extra steps
if the build is real, the problem is already done. a disc release or apology changes nothing for leaked spoilers on the internet
that 24 minute clip is the real story
coin is the scam, not the leak