The hacker group CyberLeek, known for leaking early gameplay footage of GTA 6, has seen its cryptocurrency coin lose value after a week of leaks. Initially promoted as a way to fund the leaks, the coin has failed to attract sustained interest from investors. The leaks, which first surfaced over a week ago, have revealed gameplay and story details, but many major features remain unseen, including Lucia gameplay and first-person mode.
Fans have also noticed that the official look at GTA 6, released through Netflix, has uncovered details not present in the earlier leaks. This has raised questions about the reliability of the leaked information. Meanwhile, reports suggest that the leaker may have already cashed out, reportedly earning around $270,000. This has sparked speculation about the motivations behind the leaks and the future of the GTA 6 development.
As the game's release approaches, the discrepancy between leaked content and official details continues to fuel debate among fans. The situation highlights the growing influence of leaks in shaping public expectations for major game releases.
