Cyberleek Group Puts an End to GTA 6 Leaks
The Cyberleek group, which came to the fore with GTA 6 leaks, stopped leaking because their 30 million dollar cryptocurrency target was not met.
The Cyberleek group, which has been leaking information about the long-awaited GTA 6 game, announced that it has decided to end the campaign and shares.
The End of the Leaks
The Cyberleek team, which has been making various leaks about GTA 6 for months, announced to the public that they will completely end these activities.
Cryptocurrency Target
The group had aimed to bring the relevant cryptocurrency to a market value of 30 million dollars in exchange for releasing a fully playable version of the game.
However, after this financial goal resulted in failure, the group published a statement titled 'End of the Road' on October 14.
Rockstar Games and Take-Two
The anonymous group finally decided to end this campaign they launched against Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive.
Cyberleek had previously offered to give up the publication if the publisher distributed the game on physical discs and apologized.
Unpublished Content
Although the team claimed to have over 200 GB of game versions, they stated that they would not publish them so as not to ruin the excitement of gamers.
In addition, it was specifically emphasized that the last shared footage did not contain important parts of the story and did not disclose critical details.