However, Cyberleek is now struggling again. According to their latest message this morning, they claim that they won’t leak the game’s full build as their token was unable to reach a market cap of $30 million.
Right now, the token’s market cap sits at a little over $1 million. It reportedly began to crash after they announced a roadmap of several million-dollar market cap leak milestones.
Cyberleek still threatens GTA 6 endgame spoilers
Despite this, Cyberleek still claims they can leak the game’s ending, and as evidence, claimed to show out-of-context clips of the final story missions.
Rather than leak it outright, they’ve threatened a “dead man’s switch” that will spoil the game’s ending if they’re ever caught.
They claim it would ruin the experience for gamers and that Rockstar Games’ parent company, Take-Two, “was punished enough.”
Cyberleek says the GTA 6 leaks are stopping “for now.”
He claims he has the game’s ending but decided not to publish it, says the 200+GB build will not be released after the $30M milestone wasn’t reached, and claims a “dead man’s switch” containing story spoilers is still… pic.twitter.com/cJYHh0omTW
— GTA 6 Info (@GTASixInfo) October 14, 2026
GTA 6 is currently set to release on November 19.
People Make Games co-founder Chris Bratt claims that an employment tribunal between Rockstar Games and 34 fired workers was delayed by a month to November 17 and 18.
Bratt says this is because Rockstar Games asked for more time for its lawyers to cross-examine certain employees.
X users have since begun to speculate that the specific employees may in fact be Cyberleek.
