The Cyberleek saga surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI may be approaching its end. A GTAForums member who has been tracking the crypto activity connected to the operation claims roughly $268,000 generated through $CYBERLEEK transaction fees has now been withdrawn, with funds moving through several wallets and services.
The movement has fueled speculation that Cyberleek could be winding down its operation, although there has been no confirmation from the people behind the account.
In brief
- Roughly $268,000 from $CYBERLEEK transaction fees has reportedly been withdrawn.
- The funds were split across multiple transactions and traced toward KuCoin, CCE.Cash, and other wallets.
- Vice Cit believes the activity could indicate at least two people are involved, but this remains an inference rather than confirmed identification.
- A more detailed breakdown of the transactions is expected soon.
Cyberleek Reportedly Moves Around $268,000 in Crypto
GTAForums user Vice Cit, who has been publicly investigating the wallet activity surrounding Cyberleek, posted a new update on August 27.
According to the investigation, approximately $268,000 was withdrawn from transaction fees generated by the $CYBERLEEK token. The funds were reportedly divided between four transactions before being moved toward KuCoin, crypto swap service CCE.Cash, and several wallets where some funds remain untouched.
Vice Cit believes the different withdrawal routes suggest there could be at least two individuals involved in the operation. That conclusion has not been independently confirmed, so it should currently be treated as an interpretation of the on-chain activity rather than proof that Cyberleek is operated by multiple people.
KuCoin Transactions Could Become Important
The KuCoin connection could be particularly significant if the wallet tracing is accurate. KuCoin requires identity verification for new users and states that customers must provide identification documents and complete facial verification to access its services.
Still, that does not mean Cyberleek’s identity has been discovered, but transactions involving a centralized exchange could potentially provide another avenue for investigators.
Is the GTA 6 Cyberleek Operation Ending?
The sudden movement of hundreds of thousands of dollars has naturally led to speculation that Cyberleek is cashing out and preparing to disappear. Other reporting has similarly described the activity as a possible sign that the recent wave of GTA 6 leaks is winding down.
However, Cyberleek has not publicly confirmed that the operation is ending. Vice Cit says a full transaction breakdown is coming soon, which should provide a clearer picture of where the money went and what the wallet activity may reveal about the people behind Cyberleek.
