A GTA 6 leaker, known as Cyberleek, has threatened to release a version of the game with its full story mode playable until the end, provided his memecoin reaches a market capitalization of 30 million dollars. According to online reports, Cyberleek's website was updated with this warning, and he has linked specific cryptocurrency milestones to the release of gameplay sequences featuring characters in various outfits. For example, Lucia is shown in a bikini when the coin hits 2 million dollars, and "fully naked" at 4 million dollars. The leaker has also justified his actions as a protest against the absence of a physical version of GTA 6 on disk, demanding that Take-Two publish the game on disk and issue an apology. At the time of the article's publication, Cyberleek's cryptocurrency had a market capitalization of 3.8 million dollars, having reached 5.7 million dollars earlier in the day. It is unclear whether Cyberleek intends to publish a playable version of the game or only a walkthrough in video form. The leaker's full statement included a conditional offer for a completed version of the game if the cryptocurrency reaches the specified market capitalization. Fans have criticized Cyberleek, with some accusing him of using the excuse of physical media to legitimize his cryptocurrency scam. One internet user remarked, "You're really stupid!" and another stated, "Anyone who invests in this deserves to lose everything." Following a series of GTA 6 leaks in August that triggered an investigation by Take-Two, Cyberleek disappeared from the radar. However, he reappeared this week with the release of a 24-minute gameplay video of GTA 6, which included cutscenes, key moments of the story, playable characters Jason and Lucia (with Jason completely nude from the front), and a first-person view. It remains unknown how these gameplay images bypassed Rockstar's security measures. Rockstar Games, the parent company of Rockstar, has issued subpoenas to Discord in an attempt to identify the responsible party, but without success so far. The studio previously described the situation as "heart-wrenching" for its development team and "regrettable" for fans, while reaffirming the release date of GTA 6 to November 19. An analysis of cryptocurrency transactions at the end of August revealed that the GTA 6 leaker had earned approximately 270,000 dollars. Each video published by Cyberleek linked to a website where fans could vote for new leaks using the leaker's cryptocurrency. A survey on the Cyberleek website suggests an imminent new leak. The arrest of the culprit or culprits may depend on the ability of Take-Two's legal team and competent authorities to compel social networks and cryptocurrency exchanges to disclose the personal information they hold about the responsible party.