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GTA VI leaker says strip club footage drops only if their crypto hits $3M

CyberLeek says GTA VI fans will get its next piece of unreleased footage only after its crypto, currently worth roughly $2.4 million, reaches $3 million.

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Update 7:05 pm UTC, Aug. 22, 2026. CyberLeek released the promised GTA VI strip club footage after CYBERLEEK's market cap crossed the $3 million mark.

The Solana memecoin has since climbed to about $4.3 million in market value, according to CoinGecko.

CyberLeek, the group behind a string of apparent GTA VI leaks, has found a new way to promote its Solana-based memecoin by holding back strip club in-game footage until traders push the token to a $3 million market cap.

The condition appeared in CyberLeek's seventh leaked gameplay clip on Saturday. The roughly two-minute video shows protagonist Jason robbing gas stations, refueling a car and getting into a crash before eventually arriving at what appears to be a strip club.

Then the footage cuts off. "$3MIL MARKETCAP = STRIPCLUB," a message in the video says.

Traders are getting close

And the target is no longer particularly far away. CoinGecko data shows CYBERLEEK has a market cap of roughly $2.3 million at the time of writing, with the memecoin up about 49% over the previous 24 hours. Its daily trading volume was approaching $3 million.

That puts the token roughly $640,000 short of the valuation CyberLeek says would unlock the rest of the footage.

The stunt is the latest attempt to tie access to unreleased material from Rockstar Games' highly anticipated title directly to demand for the token.

  • CyberLeek has already attached crypto promotion to earlier GTA VI leaks, including QR codes and references to CYBERLEEK.
  • The group has claimed the token is meant to help fund a broader campaign against what it calls anti-consumer practices in gaming, while denying that the effort is simply a cash grab.

Rockstar is trying to find them

The promotion is continuing even as Rockstar parent Take-Two Interactive steps up efforts to identify whoever is behind CyberLeek.

Take-Two filed subpoenas seeking information from Microsoft and Discord that could help identify the leaker, including account and IP-address data, according to court filings reported by GamesRadar.

That hasn't stopped the leaks so far.

And if CYBERLEEK reaches $3 million, CyberLeek says GTA VI's unreleased strip club is next.

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