An anonymous account using the name Cyberleek has made the release of an alleged full version of Grand Theft Auto VI contingent on a memecoin—a cryptocurrency created around a meme or online project—reaching a $30 million market cap. The ultimatum was posted on October 10, 2026. The account claims the file would contain the complete main story, finished through the final screen displaying the names of the development team.

In addition to the token's target, Cyberleek said Take-Two could prevent the leak by releasing GTA VI on physical media with a disc and issuing a public apology. These conditions are statements made by the account itself, not confirmations from Rockstar Games or Take-Two.

The threat came after roughly 25 minutes of videos attributed to Cyberleek circulated online. The videos were posted on October 8 and featured scenes showing the game in action. Some elements were interpreted as signs that commands or internal tools had been used to test the game, but they do not prove that the account has access to the full story or a final build.

The $30 million target refers to market capitalization, or the estimated total value of the tokens in circulation—not necessarily the amount of money Cyberleek received. In previous posts, the token was promoted alongside the videos and used in polls to choose clips. This history shows a connection between the currency and the leaks, but it does not prove the motivation behind the current ultimatum.

The demand for a physical disc contrasts with the format officially announced by Rockstar: the boxed version will contain only a code to download the game, with no disc. According to the company, this version will be available starting November 12 to allow players to download the files before launch. This does not confirm whether Cyberleek has a complete file.

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto VI is set in Leonida and will launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.