Cyberleek says the GTA 6 leaks are over and warns of dead mans switch

Cyberleek might finally, mercifully, be done sharing Grand Theft Auto VI clips.

On the Cyberleek website, as spotted by Reddit and cited by Kotaku , the person or group of people behind all the recent GTA 6 leaks you may have seen on your social feeds appeared to call it quits.

According to the post, the leaker's threat to release a full build of the game will seemingly go unfulfilled, as they did not meet the $30 million market value goal for their memecoin.

However, the post did imply that there is a "dead man's switch" in place that will release the build, or some other kind of spoiler content, if anyone tries to "remove" Cyberleek.

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It was considered.

It would punish Take-Two greatly - but ruin the experience for the gamers, who did nothing wrong," the post said.

"Take-Two would show CL no mercy - why should CL show any to them? Still: Take-Two was punished enough.

The ending stays unpublished.

Proof: the latest leek - clips from the final missions, out of context, revealing nothing.

The dead man's switch is active - story spoilers only.

Left alone, it never fires.

Whoever removes CL chooses it." Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive, the makers of GTA 6, have already subpoenaed Google, Microsoft, X, and Discord in their efforts to unmask and stop Cyberleek.

The leaker's post went on to defend the meme-coin at the center of the leaks, claiming it was not a "rugpull." “CL was transparent about the token from day one: a donation, never an investment," Cyberleek said.