Overview
- Investigators and forum sleuths report that the account behind CyberLeek moved roughly $250,000–$270,000 from the $CYBERLEEK token into multiple wallets on Thursday, August 27.
- That cash-out coincided with CyberLeek publishing a four‑minute Lucia prologue clip and triggered a steep collapse in the token’s price and market cap, with reported falls ranging from about 60% to as much as 86% from recent peaks.
- On-chain analysis shows the token was built on a Raydium liquidity pool, the operators burned a large reserve of unsold tokens to project legitimacy, and the payout appears to have come largely from accumulated transaction fees rather than a simple immediate dump.
- Take-Two has issued subpoenas to platforms including Microsoft/Xbox, Discord, X and YouTube as it seeks account records, while Rockstar publicly called the leaks heartbreaking and proceeded with its official Netflix Extended Look and retained the November 19 release date.
- If the leak campaign is finished, the immediate effects are investor losses for late token buyers, a clearer blockchain trail for investigators to follow, and an open question about whether remaining leaked material or legal action will produce further developments.