“Here’s the deal, nice and clean. CYBERLEEK hits 30 million marketcap, the build goes out — full story mode, played to the end, credits and all.”
Cyberleek has also set market cap-based goals tied to the attire of a game character named Lucia, promising to release gameplay showing her in various states of undress at different funding levels. This tactic has been met with widespread criticism, with many dismissing the effort as a scam. One critic bluntly remarked, “Anyone who puts money into this deserves to lose it all.”
The leaker initially went silent after a series of high-profile leaks in August prompted an investigation by Take-Two and subpoenas to platforms like Discord. However, Cyberleek resurfaced this week, releasing a 24-minute gameplay video that included sensitive content and first-person footage, raising questions about how such material escaped Rockstar’s stringent security.
Rockstar Games previously addressed the leaks, expressing concern for the impact on their development team and fans due to potential spoilers. Despite these setbacks, the company has maintained its planned launch date for GTA 6.
“Anyone who puts money into this deserves to lose it all.”
Cryptocurrency analysis in late August indicated that Cyberleek profited approximately $270,000 from their activities. The leaker’s site continues to host polls where fans can pay to influence future leaks using their cryptocurrency, suggesting more leaks could be imminent.
The resolution of this case may hinge on the ability of Take-Two’s legal team and law enforcement to compel social media platforms and cryptocurrency exchanges to reveal the identities of those responsible. Whether Cyberleek will face justice remains to be seen.
Article Source: www.ign.com
