GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek is reportedly threatening to release a version covering the full storyline, playable through to the end credits, if the market cap of their associated cryptocurrency reaches $30 million. They also stated that this release could be prevented if Take-Two issues a physical disc version of the game and makes a public apology.
"Big Green Onion" Cyberleek claims to have mastered GTA 6's complete story mode, including the game's ending
The GTA 6 leak situation has escalated once again. "Big Green Onion" Cyberleek, who has been continuously releasing in-game footage over the past two months, is now threatening to release a fully playable version of GTA 6. Allegedly, this version allows players to complete the entire storyline from start to finish, even reaching the final credits. However, Cyberleek has attached two unusual conditions to this threat.
According to a statement posted on the leaker's website, this version will be released if the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency named Cyberleek reaches $30 million. The other condition is that Take-Two must issue a public apology and release GTA 6 on physical discs. Rockstar has previously confirmed that the game will have a physical boxed edition, but it will only contain a download code and not include an actual disc. Currently, Cyberleek has not set a deadline for these two demands.
Cyberleek claims the entire game is fully playable
Previously, we reported that Cyberleek appeared to have obtained a playable development build of GTA 6. This August, the leaker released gameplay footage showing Jason flying a plane over Vice City, landing, and shooting at a wall to spell out "LEEK." This suggests the leaker may have direct control over the game, rather than simply sharing pre-recorded videos.
Just two days ago, Cyberleek released another 25-minute clip of in-game footage, featuring first-person perspective, vehicle customization, racing, and additional story segments. The video also showed Jason and Lucia in varying states of undress, scenes likely achieved through developer tools.
Now, Cyberleek's threat has escalated further. They claim that the version they possess allows for a complete experience of the story mode, with players able to progress all the way to the game's ending.
With less than six weeks remaining until the official release of GTA 6, Rockstar and Take-Two have yet to issue a public response to this latest threat. If the alleged complete version of the game does exist and is leaked publicly before its official launch, the entire storyline and other undisclosed content could be exposed ahead of schedule.
GTA 6 is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. For players who wish to experience the story firsthand, this unverified threat poses a potential risk of spoilers.