Cyberleek posted a notice on their website on October 10 claiming to have a full, playable Grand Theft Auto VI build that can be played through to credits. Kotaku and Dexerto both covered the offer the same day. Per Kotaku, the notice says the build goes out if Cyberleek's meme coin reaches a $30 million market cap, and that Take-Two's one way out is to produce physical discs for GTA 6 and issue a public apology. Kotaku put the coin at around $4.75 million at the time. Dexerto also reported that Cyberleek warned major story spoilers could be released to prove the build is real.
Two days before the notice, Cyberleek had posted the roughly 25-minute 'Extended Leek' clip on October 8, their first release after about six weeks of silence. Take-Two filed federal subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord in August as part of its pursuit of the group. Dexerto noted the meme coin element raises questions about the financial motivation behind the campaign.
The claim that Cyberleek holds a complete build has not been verified by Rockstar, Take-Two, or any independent party. Neither company has responded. GTA 6 launches November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X and S.