GTA VI leaker CyberLeek's money trail traced by a GTAForums user: $50k+ earned, why leaks are being drip-fed and how their real identity could come out soon
GTAForums user Vice Cit did a two part deep dive tracing the crypto wallets behind the Cyberleek website and coin. I'm just summarizing it in simpler terms. Link at the bottom for the full thing along with a tl;dr
1. Wallet trail
Cyberleek juggled a bunch of different crypto wallets to set up the website and the coin but they all trace back to one central funding wallet that paid for the website, the leak uploads on Arweave (decentralized storage network), and the coin launch. Following that wallet's payments backwards, it eventually leads to a wallet belonging to KuCoin (a crypto exchange). KuCoin requires ID verification, so if the exchange gets subpoenaed, authorities could potentially get the account holder's ID and full transaction history. (Unless they used a fake ID?)
Vice Cit doesn't think Cyberleek's a pro: Nothing here couldn't be pulled off with a few Google searches, and while they've clearly got some tech background, they don't seem experienced at actually covering a crypto trail.
2. Earnings
Setup cost was about $29k. The funds are locked away in the liquidity pool so it's not a typical rugpull scheme, instead they earn money on transaction fees. The coin did $15M in volume on the first day which comes out to roughly $30k in fees. Total fees earned so far are estimated at $40k to $60k. At the current pace they're clearing about $4,400 a day in fees, for as long as it keeps trading. On top of that, 270 million tokens (27% of the total supply) never went into the pool. They're just sitting in a separate wallet worth about $391k right now, probably to be sold off slowly so it doesn't crash the price.
This is probably why the leaks are trickling out instead of all at once: If they keep the coin relevant, the fees will keep coming in. Even the "vote on the next leak" polls might just be there to keep trading volume up.
tl;dr
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Every leak-related wallet traces back to one funding wallet
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That funding traces back to a crypto exchange account, which requires ID verification and can get subpoenaed, definitely not a pro
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Earns from transaction fees, not a typical rugpull scheme
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Already made an $40k-$60k in fees and sitting on roughly $391k in unsold token
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Has to drip-feed leaks to keep earning transaction fees
Huuuuge shoutout to Vice Cit for the detailed deep dive
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Posted Aug 21, 2026, 1:05 AM UTC