The leaker known as Cyberleek, who has repeatedly stolen and published footage of the upcoming bağlantı”>Grand Theft Automatycznie 6, says it will release a finished build of the game if its cryptocurrency reaches a $30 million market cap.
Cyberleek first drew attention earlier this year by leaking gameplay from early builds of GTA 6, along with story missions and in-game locations. The leaker went quiet through September before returning last week, posting edited versions of characters such as Jason.
In late August, GTA 6 publisher Take-Two Interactive began investigating the hacker, bağlantı”>subpoenaed Discord and Microsoft in an effort to identify Cyberleek. When the leaker disappeared for nearly a month, it appeared the company may have closed in.
Cyberleek’s latest demand for Rockstar
The leaker now claims to hold a complete build of GTA 6 and says it will release it publicly once its token hits $30 million in market value. Cyberleek adds that it would instead stand down if Take-Two agrees to a physical on-disc release of the game and issues a public apology.
Cyberleek has long said the leaks stem from anger over GTA 6’s physical edition, which will ship as a code in a box. The leaker argues that players have the right to own physical media for games they buy. Its leaks have also been tied directly to cryptocurrency it can profit from, making the campaign bağlantı”>essentially a crypto scheme.
As of this writing, $CYBERLEEK carries a $6 million market cap and has risen since the leaker made its offer. Take-Two is considered unlikely to meet the demands so close to launch.
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