Cyberleek 据称以 3000 万美元 memecoin 市值要挟放出 GTA 6 完整剧情

Cyberleek has allegedly threatened to release a GTA 6 build containing the complete story if its memecoin reaches a $30 million market capitalisation, according to IGN’s report on a warning posted to the leaker’s website. It’s unclear whether the threat refers to a playable game build or a full video playthrough, so the promised release is not confirmed.

The demand also puts physical media at the centre of the latest leak drama: Cyberleek allegedly wants Take-Two to release GTA 6 on disc and issue a public apology. For players who want to avoid story spoilers, the possibility of footage or game content appearing online is the immediate concern; the accompanying crypto pitch is another reason to treat the claim cautiously.

A $30 million target, with plenty of uncertainty

IGN reproduced Cyberleek’s alleged offer, which says the full story would be released once the token reaches its target. The statement also claims Take-Two could avert the release by agreeing to the disc demand and apologising, but it does not establish that the company has responded or that a build will be made public.

“CYBERLEEK hits 30 million marketcap, the build goes out – full story mode, played to the end, credits and all. Don’t believe it has full story mode? Ask for what you want to see, and it gets provided. Take-Two gets one way out: physical disks and a public apology.” – Cyberleek, in a statement reproduced by IGN.

At the time of IGN’s report, the memecoin’s market cap was listed at $3.8 million, after reaching $5.7 million earlier that day. The report said a rise to $30 million appeared unlikely. Market capitalisation is the total value of a cryptocurrency’s circulating tokens, not a measure of money Cyberleek has received.

Claim or figure	What was reported	Important caveat	Source context
Release threshold	$30 million market cap	Alleged condition	Cyberleek website, as reported by IGN
Market cap	$3.8 million	At IGN publication	Had earlier spiked to $5.7 million
Promised content	Story through the credits	Build or video unclear	Alleged warning
Demand	Physical discs and apology	No PS5-specific demand confirmed	Directed at Take-Two

Earlier leaks have already raised spoiler concerns

Cyberleek appeared to go quiet after a wave of GTA 6 leaks in August prompted an investigation by Take-Two. The publisher sought subpoenas to Discord as part of its effort to identify those behind the leaks, while Rockstar’s response to the leak situation acknowledged that spoilers could affect players’ intended experience.

The leaker later returned with a 24-minute gameplay video showing cutscenes, story moments, Jason and Lucia, and a first-person camera. Where the footage came from-and whether a complete game build exists-remains unclear. Earlier GTA 6 gameplay and map leaks had already put unreleased details in circulation, and fans criticised Cyberleek, with some accusing the leaker of using the controversy to promote a cryptocurrency scheme. IGN also reported that analysis of late-August transactions suggested the leaker had cashed out around $270,000.

Rockstar’s warning and GTA 6’s release date

When addressing the August leaks, Rockstar described their impact on its development team as “heartbreaking” and said the situation was “unfortunate” for fans. The company also warned that the experience it intended players to have “may now be impacted by some spoilers.”

GTA 6 is scheduled to launch on November 19, according to its previously confirmed date. Until then, Cyberleek’s alleged offer is just that: an unverified threat, with no confirmed release of a playable build. Players looking for reliable information can check the confirmed and reported details about GTA 6 without relying on the leaker’s claims.

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