GTA 6 Leaker Earns $350,000 from CyberLeek Liquidity Fees

On-chain analyst Conor Grogan identified that the individual behind the CYBERLEEK meme coin withdrew approximately $350,000, earned solely from liquidity pool fees.

How the Profit Was Generated

The wallet associated with the project collected fees each time other traders transacted in the CYBERLEEK liquidity pool. Instead of selling large token holdings on the open market, the leaker used over‑the‑counter (OTC) providers to convert the accrued fees into fiat, avoiding a typical launch‑and‑dump pattern.

Market Impact

The withdrawal coincided with a sharp price decline for CYBERLEEK. At the time of reporting, the token traded around $0.002959, down 25.6% over 24 hours, with a market cap of roughly $2.17 million and 24‑hour volume of $2.69 million. The price had fallen about 91% from its all‑time high reached on August 23.

Token Background

CYBERLEEK launched on Solana on August 15, linked to a series of GTA VI leaks that generated viral attention. Each new leak was accompanied by the token, driving trading activity and, consequently, liquidity fees.

Legal Context

Rockstar Games acknowledged the leaks on August 26 and has pursued federal subpoenas targeting platforms such as Microsoft and Discord as part of its investigation.