“Cyberleek is tying further leaks to crypto market cap targets, ranging from $5 million to $25 million.”
Fans of the game have urged others not to support Cyberleek financially, citing past behavior where the leaker cashed out significant amounts of money. With the release of GTA 6 just over a month away, Cyberleek appears to be making a final push to capitalize on their cryptocurrency.
The authenticity of these leaks is in question, with suspicions that Cyberleek is using development tools or cheats. For instance, the presence of a tank in the game suggests access to a developer menu. Furthermore, characters appearing nude without reactions from NPCs raises doubts about the legitimacy of the footage.
“Few believe these GTA 6 leaks are about campaigning for physical media — rather they’re about making money from cryptocurrency.”
Cyberleek has threatened further leaks if Rockstar and its parent company, Take-Two, do not release GTA 6 on-disc and issue a public apology. However, many see this as a ploy to increase the memecoin’s value rather than a genuine campaign for physical media.
Despite previous high-profile leaks in August, which led to legal action from Take-Two, Cyberleek resurfaced last week with a 24-minute video showcasing various aspects of the game, including nudity and story elements. How these leaks continue to bypass Rockstar’s stringent security remains a mystery.
In response to the situation, Rockstar has expressed disappointment, noting that these leaks could spoil the intended player experience. Despite this, the company has confirmed the game’s release date for November 19.
The ongoing investigation by Take-Two and potential legal actions are crucial in determining whether Cyberleek will be brought to justice. The outcome may depend on the cooperation of social media platforms and cryptocurrency exchanges in revealing any personal information about those behind Cyberleek.
Article Source: www.ign.com
