CYBERLEEK Token Drops 41% as Leaker Hands GTA 6 Spoilers a Dead Man's Switch 🎮

The CYBERLEEK token fell 41% over 24 hours to roughly $0.00155, according to CoinGecko data, deepening a slide that puts the asset about 96% below its all-time high. The decline coincided with a new statement from the pseudonymous account Cyberleek, who said GTA 6 leaks are pausing "for now" and that further releases depend on the project's valuation recovering. Cyberleek's market cap sits a little above $1 million, well short of the $30 million target tied to releasing the full 200+GB build.

Cyberleek posted Wednesday that the leaker possesses the game's ending but has chosen not to publish it, instead proposing a "dead man's switch" containing story spoilers that would be released if and they are caught. The account argued that Take-Two, parent company of Rockstar Games, "has suffered enough" and that spoilers would damage the experience. To support the claim, Cyberleek shared out-of-context clips said to be from the game's final story missions, though the lack of context makes their authenticity hard to verify.

GTA 6 remains scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, roughly five weeks away. Chris Bratt of People Make Games noted that a tribunal between Rockstar and 34 dismissed employees is set for November 17 and 18. Some X users have speculated that those workers could include Cyberleek, though nothing confirms the idea.

The token's trajectory has shaped every leak since the campaign began. The first CYBERLEEK drops pushed its market cap to about $40 million, and a later surge lifted the price 200% in two days, yet the asset has never returned to that earlier peak. Cyberleek has tied future releases to milestones of several million dollars in market cap and said regular leaks will stop while conditions stay this weak. Separately, research attributed to economist José García Montalvo estimates that roughly 1.5 million U.S. workers may take off when GTA VI launches on November 19, 2026.