🛑 It's over. On October 14, 2026, the hacker Cyberleek announced the end of the GTA 6 leaks, in a three-part message titled “End of the road.”
There will be no full game release, despite weeks of promises. And no more stolen gameplay videos.
The last line still leaves the door ajar, though: “The leeks stop here. For now.”
💸 Why the leaks are stopping: the crypto token crashed
Cyberleek had tied the full game leak to a cryptocurrency. At a $30 million milestone, the hacker promised to release a work-in-progress build of the game, with the entire story mode.
That milestone was never reached. According to Game Rant, the token peaked at $0.03 before falling to $0.0015: a drop of about 95%.
The message is blunt: “The 30M was not reached, so no build.” Cyberleek adds that uploading more than 200 GB anonymously was a serious risk.
🧾 A scam or not?
Many players accuse Cyberleek of a “rug pull”: a scam where a token's creator suddenly sells everything at the buyers' expense. Cyberleek denies it.
The hacker claims to have sold only twice, keeping just the trading fees. The token was “always a donation, never an investment,” and the accusations come mostly… from YouTubers.
Kotaku points out, however, that there was plenty of evidence the whole thing was set up to take people's money.
🎬 The ending: Cyberleek says it's in hand… and staying private
Cyberleek claims to have the ending of GTA 6, and says it won't be published so as not to “ruin the experience” for players.
The hacker also mentions a “dead man's switch”: if anyone tries to take Cyberleek out, story spoilers would be released automatically. A way to stay protected from Take-Two, which is still trying to identify the leaker.
According to RockstarINTEL, one last video still made the rounds around the announcement: clips from the final missions, including a short snippet of the ending. That's all we'll say: no spoilers here.
🗓️ Two months of leaks, in short
- August 2026: the first stolen videos, then a pause around Rockstar's official Extended Look (our article);
- October 8: a 25-minute video and the threat to release the full game (our article);
- October 11: the naked Lucia video, followed by a poll paid in crypto (our article);
- October 14: “End of the road,” the end of the leaks.
📅 What now?
Nothing changes for players: GTA 6 still launches on November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
On Rockstar's side, the next chapter is official: on October 15, the studio released the game's launch trailer. It's all in our article: the GTA 6 launch trailer is out.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Will Cyberleek release the full GTA 6 game?
No, according to the October 14, 2026 message: the $30 million milestone was not reached. The message does end with “for now,” though.
Does Cyberleek really have the GTA 6 ending?
Cyberleek claims so, but no one has been able to verify it. The hacker says it won't be published.
Should I buy Cyberleek's token?
No. The token has lost about 95% of its value, and its creator remains anonymous.
Is the GTA 6 release date at risk?
No: GTA 6 launches on November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Sources: Kotaku, RockstarINTEL and Game Rant (October 14, 2026).