Cyberleek, a name used by an anonymous account linked to leaks, said it had abandoned its goal of reaching a $30 million market cap—the token’s estimated total value on the market—in order to release an alleged development build of Grand Theft Auto VI. However, a page associated with the name is maintaining a new distribution promise: The site announces another token, a digital asset traded on cryptocurrency networks, for October 17, 2026, and makes the delivery of an alleged full version of the game contingent on the outcome of that launch.

In a message attributed to the anonymous Cyberleek account and posted on October 14, 2026, the profile stated that the market cap required by the previous campaign had not been reached. The post also said that the leaks would stop “for now” and that the game’s alleged ending would remain unreleased.

The page currently associated with Cyberleek features a countdown for the token identified as $LU*** and promises to distribute the alleged development build on Telegram, a messaging app with channels for promotion and file sharing, on October 18. The condition displayed on the site is: “provided the launch goes well.”

The new page changes the model of the previous campaign, which tied delivery of a version containing the complete narrative campaign, or story mode, to a $30 million market cap, while also demanding physical copies of the game, such as discs, and a public apology from Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games. Now, the promise is tied to a vague condition regarding the performance of another token, without providing files, file-verification codes known as hashes, or an independent demonstration of the alleged build.

The account had claimed that the build would be more than 200 GB and include the full campaign, ending, and credits, but no independent evidence has confirmed that it controls a complete, playable, or distributable copy of GTA VI. The materials released may indicate access to a version still in production, used for testing and potentially different from the final game, or to part of it, without proving possession of the entire game.

The previous goal also remained well short of the announced amount: The token associated with Cyberleek reached approximately $7.6 million before falling to levels near $5 million and, later, $2.7 million. The new promotion continues to use an alleged GTA VI build as an incentive for a cryptocurrency operation.

Grand Theft Auto VI is Rockstar Games’ next game, set in the fictional state of Leonida, and will launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.