Cyberleek Threatens to Leak GTA 6 Ending as CYBERLEEK Token Slides 41%

Cyberleek, the pseudonymous GTA 6 leaker, has threatened to reveal the game's ending if authorities apprehend them. This warning comes as the CYBERLEEK token, linked to their leaks, experiences a sharp decline.

On Wednesday, the token dropped 41%. Meanwhile, the launch of GTA 6 is roughly five weeks away.

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…

— GTA 6 Info (@GTASixInfo) October 14, 2026

Can the Spoiler Threat Still Impact GTA 6?

Earlier today, Cyberleek shared a new message, stating that the complete build will remain confidential. The account claims to already possess the ending.

To back up this claim, the account displayed brief clips from the final missions without context. Instead of releasing the full build, the leaker suggests a dead man's switch that would reveal the ending if they are captured.

According to Cyberleek, Take-Two, Rockstar Games' parent, has already endured sufficient harm, and leaking spoilers would ruin the gaming experience for players.

GTA 6 remains on track for a November 19 launch. Chris Bratt from People Make Games reports that a tribunal involving Rockstar and 34 dismissed employees is scheduled for November 17 and 18.

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Several X users hypothesize that Cyberleek could be among the fired employees, but there is no confirmation. The clips are presented without context, raising doubts about their authenticity.

The CYBERLEEK Token's Role in the Leak Saga

Cyberleek's method involves releasing unreleased GTA 6 content, with each new drop dependent on the CYBERLEEK token's market value. Essentially, the token's price determines how much of the game is disclosed to the public.

According to CoinGecko figures, CYBERLEEK dropped 41% over the past day and is now trading at about $0.00155. That level is approximately 96% lower than its record peak.

Every release from the beginning has been influenced by valuation targets. The initial leaks drove the token's market capitalization to $40 million.

The token subsequently surged 200% within two days, but it still did not reach that previous high. In response, Cyberleek decided not to release the full build. The current market cap is just over $1 million, well under the $30 million goal.

The token's roadmap links future content releases to market cap milestones of multiple million dollars. Cyberleek has stated that regular releases will cease due to the token's poor performance.