“Cyberleek has a project. Not Rockstar related. Gaming related. It needs expensive hardware. Months to set up. Years to run.”
Previously, Rockstar expressed their disappointment over the leaks, calling them “heartbreaking” for developers and “unfortunate” for fans. Despite the spoilers, Rockstar confirmed the game’s launch date as November 19. Cyberleek justified the leaks as a critique of the decline of physical media and its implications for game ownership. However, this justification was marred by accusations of using the leaks to promote a cryptocurrency scheme.
The recent video concludes with a cryptic message from Cyberleek, hinting at a non-Rockstar project requiring significant financial backing. The message suggests a veiled crowdfunding effort, though the details remain vague.
“You do not know Cyberleek. Cyberleek could be anyone. Even a liar. That is fair. No blame for doubt. Doubt is the correct default for an unknown.”
Criticism has been directed at Cyberleek for leveraging the leaks to market a meme coin, reportedly cashing out approximately $270,000. The legal pursuit of Cyberleek by Take-Two and law enforcement hinges on the ability to extract identifying information from social networks and cryptocurrency platforms involved.
Article Source: www.ign.com
