Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker threatens to release development build in exchange for meme-coin funding

A self-identified GTA 6 leaker, operating under the name Cyberleek, announced that a full, story-mode build of the game will be made public only after his meme-coin reaches a $30 million market capitalization. The leaker has been posting unauthorized gameplay clips for several months and is now linking the release to a cryptocurrency fundraising campaign.

"CYBERLEEK hits 30 million marketcap, the build goes out — full story mode, played to the end, credits and all," the leaker wrote in a public statement.

To encourage contributions, Cyberleek has released a series of videos showing the game's co-protagonist, Lucia Caminos, in increasingly revealing attire. A bikini clip was offered at a $2 million market cap, a topless clip at $3 million, and a fully nude clip at $4 million, a threshold the leaker says has already been met. The nude footage, which has circulated on social media before being removed, depicts Lucia performing a sky-diving backflip before a “Wasted” death screen appears.

The leaker also claims that Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar’s parent company, could avoid the release by issuing physical discs and issuing a public apology, though no official response has been recorded.

Industry observers note that while early previews indicate GTA 6 will contain some nudity, camera angles are expected to avoid full-frontal exposure, and the game’s age rating mentions depictions of sex without specifying detail. The leaker’s actions have sparked debate about the potential impact on the actress modeling for Lucia and the ethical implications of monetising leaked content.

Cyberleek’s cryptocurrency currently trades with a market cap estimated around $5 million, with a further $1 million needed to unlock a promised 4K nude Lucia video.