GTA VI leaker reportedly cashes out $350K in crypto

Wallets associated with the CYBERLEEK memecoin moved approximately $350,000 generated through liquidity provider fees after unauthorized GTA VI footage drove attention toward the token, according to onchain analyst Conor Grogan. Summary Onchain analyst Conor Grogan traced roughly $350,000 in withdrawals to wallets associated with CYBERLEEK activity. Grogan said the proceeds came from liquidity fees rather than large direct token sales alone. CyberLeek’s controller remains publicly unidentified, and wallet analysis does not prove the operator’s legal identity. Take-Two obtained federal subpoenas seeking Microsoft and Discord records connected to the unauthorized gameplay leaks. Microsoft and Discord were directed to produce requested records by September 4, court documents show. Grogan said on Sept. 1 that the funds passed through several over-the-counter providers. He attributed the wallets to the person or group responsible for the GTA VI leaks, but the controller’s identity has not been confirmed publicly. The analyst’s post described the proceeds as coming entirely from liquidity fees rather than the operator selling a large CYBERLEEK allocation directly into the market. Take-Tw...