GTA 6 is back in the spotlight with new gameplay footage and Leonida map leaks. The true intention behind the self-proclaimed “Cyberleek,” who claimed to defend player rights and react to Rockstar Games’ digital sales policies, has come to light. It turns out that the perpetrator, riding the wave of interaction created by the leaks, profited speculatively by launching a Solana-based memecoin.

Memecoin Marketing Under the Mask of Consumer Rights

In the first phase of the leaks, Cyberleek accused Rockstar Games of exploiting players by moving away from boxed/physical media production and opening pre-orders for digital copies with no stock risk months in advance. The developer studio, seemingly acting as a consumer rights advocate, publicly apologized and stated that it would continue leaking its materials until physical copies were released.

However, the truth behind the scenes soon became clear. Seizing the opportunity presented by the rapid viral spread of the leaked images, Cyberleek simultaneously began promoting its own cryptocurrency (memecoin) built on the Solana blockchain. Initial data indicates that the token quickly reached a market capitalization exceeding $1.7 million.

“Rug Pull” Risk and Financial Doubts

Crypto analysts and gaming media are warning that Cyberleek’s launch could be a classic scam procedure:

• Low Liquidity and High Volatility: The token’s extremely shallow liquidity pool creates a breeding ground for price manipulation.

• Rug Pull Danger: There is a high probability that the anonymous developer will withdraw all liquidity and abandon the project (rug pull) after raising sufficient funds.

• Credibility Contradiction: A source claiming to defend consumer rights using the excitement of gamers to market a speculative crypto asset presents a significant contradiction.

Rockstar Games Remains Silent, Copyrights Come into Play

Rockstar Games has yet to make a direct official statement regarding the game’s sales models or the content of the leaks. However, images circulating on social media platforms and image-sharing sites are being quickly removed following copyright notices from Take-Two Interactive.

While the leaked images from Cyberleek highlight details such as a 6-star wanted level, vehicle fuel mechanics, and improved melee combat dynamics similar to Red Dead Redemption 2, all this exciting content is overshadowed by this financial plan built on cryptocurrency.