CyberLeek

CyberLeek is a Solana memecoin attached to an anonymous campaign that has been publishing apparent Grand Theft Auto VI footage since 18 August 2026. Its onchain record runs in an unusual order. An Arweave naming record matching the campaign's later branding was registered on 14 August 2026 at 18:30 UTC. The contract first traded through a Raydium pool at 21:07 UTC on 15 August, opening at a fully diluted valuation of roughly $55,000. The public footage carrying the token's QR codes appeared on 18 August, after which the market moved sharply.

The token grants no documented rights: not software access, not governance, not a recorded share of revenue. The campaign has tied further releases to market-cap milestones and says token funds support an unspecified "secret project". A manifesto sets out three consumer-rights demands covering digital preorders, paid unlocks for content already in purchased files, and offline fallback modes. The established Stop Killing Games campaign publicly repudiated the association on 19 August 2026.

Roughly 270 million tokens were burned on 22 August 2026, about 27 percent of the original one billion supply, described in a leak watermark as the entire developer allocation and accompanied by a statement that the operation is "now only collecting trading fees". Trackers report about 730 million tokens remaining, which corroborates the size of the burn but not the description of what was burned. Take-Two filed for DMCA subpoenas in the Southern District of New York on 20 August 2026, seeking identifying records from Microsoft and Discord with a 4 September production deadline.

Unverified: who operates the persona, how the game material was obtained, whether the leaker and the token deployer are the same party, who held the launch supply, who seeded the second liquidity pool, and who receives trading and liquidity fees. Four other Solana tokens trade under the same ticker, so the symbol alone is not an identity check. First review due 22 September 2026.