In recent months, "Big Onion Bro" CyberLeek has drawn attention for releasing a series of images and videos allegedly related to GTA 6. Recently, this controversial leaker issued a three-part statement announcing a temporary halt to his leaks.
In his statement, he claimed to possess the complete ending of GTA 6 but decided not to disclose it in order to preserve suspense and avoid ruining the players' experience.
Titled "The End of the Journey," the statement primarily addresses three topics: the controversy surrounding his cryptocurrency, his previous claim about potentially releasing a game version exceeding 200GB in size, and storyline spoilers for GTA 6.
In the first part, CyberLeek responded to criticism regarding the cryptocurrency associated with his project. He explained that the CL token was sold only twice, both times to cover transaction fees; he claimed this was clarified from the beginning. In his view, the initial token sale triggered panic selling among other holders, leading critics to mistakenly attribute the price crash and market collapse primarily to him.
He emphasized that all transactions can be publicly tracked on the blockchain and claimed that Everythinggj he owned, sold, or delivered to users complied with prior commitments. CyberLeek also stated that the CL token was merely a donation tool from day one, not an investment product, so he never promised or guaranteed investment returns to buyers.
The second part of the statement discusses the storyline of GTA 6. CyberLeek again claimed to possess the complete ending of the game and had considered making it public. According to him, while this could deliver a fatal blow to Take-Two Interactive, it would also permanently ruin the gaming experience for millions of players who have nothing to do with the dispute between him and the company.
He ultimately decided not to reveal the ending, writing: "Take-Two will show CL no mercy whatsoever. So why should we be merciful to them? Nevertheless, I believe Take-Two has been punished enough so far. Therefore, the game's ending will not be disclosed."
CyberLeek further claimed that the footage he recently leaked actually contained clips from some key late-game missions, but he intentionally edited these clips and released them out of narrative context to avoid spoiling critical plot points.
He also stated that he has activated a security mechanism called a "Dead Man’s Switch." According to him, this automated system contains only major plot spoilers and will only trigger if someone or an institution attempts to eliminate, arrest, or stop him. Currently, there are no independent sources confirming the existence of this system or verifying that it contains what he claims.
In the third part of the statement, CyberLeek discussed the full version of GTA 6 again. He had previously issued an ultimatum, stating that if the market capitalization of the cryptocurrency associated with his project reached $30 million, he would release a playable version of GTA 6 exceeding 200GB on the internet.
Now, he announces that since this goal was not achieved, he will not release any version of the game. He believes that anonymously uploading over 200GB of confidential data carries extremely high security risks; he would only be willing to take these risks if he obtained the required $30 million to fund another secret project.
CyberLeek stated that the terms of this agreement were clear from the start. Since the target audience failed to meet the $30 million condition, he also decided to abide by the pre-established rules and abandon the release of the game.