The massive GTA 6 leaks might be done for good as Cyberleek cashes out nearly £200,000 from their crypto scheme

The massive GTA 6 leaks might be done for good as Cyberleek cashes out nearly £200,000 from their crypto scheme Drip, drip, drip. Mere hours before Rockstar Games revealed GTA 6 footage on its own terms, the hacker - or hacking group - behind the open-world game's massive leaks has pulled about $270,000 (or almost £200,000) out of their crypto scheme. It currently sits at $3.85m market cap down from a peak of $23.39m but I expect that to continue to dwindle as news spreads that CyberLeek has cashed out." It's entirely possible that CyberLeek expected demand for more leaks to dry up after Rockstar gave fans a proper look at the game itself in tonight's Netflix Extended Look, and thus, decided to cash out while its value was at a high to earn as much money as they could. "The original setup of this whole project (the CYBERLEEK token, the website, and the file uploads) was around $29,000 at the time of my first investigation," Vice Cit added.