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Aug 24, 2026
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byAbdulkarim Abdulwahab
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Blockchain data shows Solana token CYBERLEEK was created days before the GTA 6 leak became public, with activity traced to Aug 14 and on-chain verification on Aug 21. Trading surged to $22.7M over seven days and five wallets realized about $158,000 in the initial spike, suggesting the token launch may have been timed to capitalize on the leak and raising security and market-manipulation concerns for crypto investors.
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- CYBERLEEK was live days before the GTA 6 leak gained widespread attention.
- Trading surged after the leak, reaching $22.7M in seven days of activity.
- Five wallets realized about $158,000 during the first major price surge.
The latest Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA) leak sent gamers searching for footage, and traders rushing into a Solana token named CYBERLEEK.
But blockchain data shows the token wasn’t created after the leak went viral. Its financial and web infrastructure was already in place days earlier.
So was CYBERLEEK simply launched to capitalize on the leak, or was it part of the operation from the start?
The Blockchain Timeline Starts Before The Leak
Bitquery’s investigation, based on on-chain data verified on August 21, shows that parts of the operation began several days before the footage became widely known.
On August 14 at 18:30 UTC, an Arweav…
Source: cryptorank.io