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Cyberleek may have just cashed out on their GTA 6 leak, earning over $200,000 in the most predictable crypto rugpull ever performed
It seems that Cyberleek, perpetrator of the last week's GTA 6 leaks and perhaps the world's least-convincing self-appointed champion of consumer rights, may not have ultimately been encouraging the use of their $CYBERLEEK cryptocurrency…
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Cyberleek, who posted a leaked GTA 6 gameplay video last week, used the footage to promote a Solana‑based token called $CYBERLEEK. The token allowed viewers to trade and later vote on the topic of future leak videos. This morning the operator reportedly withdrew more than $200,000, constituting a rug pull that many observers anticipated. The scheme linked the illicit game footage directly to the cryptocurrency’s promotion and voting mechanism.
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