Cyberleek Stops Leaking Grand Theft Auto 6

Cyberleek announced that it will stop leaking Grand Theft Auto 6 and will not post a full build of the game. The leaker also denied that the operation was a crypto‑scam rug pull and clarified that it had always been a donation project. The announcement appeared in a three‑part message on the site titled “End of the road.”

The leaker explained that it is keeping the game’s ending unpublished to avoid ruining the experience for gamers. It said that the latest leak only contained out‑of‑context clips from the final missions, which revealed nothing. Cyberleek also warned that if it were removed, a dead‑man’s switch would trigger and the leaks would appear online. The message notes that the build of GTA 6 exists but will not be uploaded because the $30 million crypto milestone was not met. The leaker claimed that uploading a 200 GB build would be too risky without that funding.

Cyberleek said that despite accusations of a rug pull, the token was always a donation, never an investment, and that no returns were promised. It accused some YouTubers of spreading misinformation. The leaker also mentioned that Rockstar and Take‑Two’s legal teams are likely still pursuing it to find who leaked the footage. The statement concluded that the leaks are ending for now, but the saga may continue.