GTA 6 Leaker Halts Drops as CYBERLEEK Token Crashes 41%, Threatens Spoiler Switch

Pseudonymous GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek announced that regular leaks are stopping "for now" and that a 200+GB build of the game will remain private after the associated CYBERLEEK token failed to reach a $30M market cap milestone. The leaker claims to possess the game's ending and proposed a "dead man's switch" that would publish those story spoilers if they are caught, posting out-of-context clips from the final story missions whose authenticity remains hard to verify. According to CoinGecko data, the CYBERLEEK token fell 41% in 24 hours to trade near $0.00155, sitting roughly 96% below its all-time high with a market cap a little above $1M after an earlier peak of $40M. Cyberleek argued that Rockstar Games parent company Take-Two has suffered enough and that releasing spoilers would damage the player experience ahead of the scheduled November 19 launch, which sits about five weeks away. Chris Bratt of People Make Games noted that a tribunal between Rockstar and 34 fired workers will meet on November 17 and 18, though speculation on X that the fired employees include Cyberleek remains unconfirmed.