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GTA VI Hacker Earns $350K via CYBERLEEK Token Liquidity Fees

A hacker linked to GTA VI leaks earned $350,000 through liquidity provision on the CYBERLEEK token.

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A hacker associated with GTA VI leaks withdrew $350,000 in liquidity fees from the CYBERLEEK token on August 31, 2026. [1] The hacker generated profits through liquidity provision rather than token dumping, leveraging GTA VI footage to drive trading volume. [2] On-chain analyst Conor Grogan stated on September 1, 2026, that the anonymous leaker behind CyberLeek withdrew approximately $350,000 through various over-the-counter providers. [3] The CYBERLEEK token was launched on August 15, 2026, and tied to a campaign distributing anonymous GTA VI clips. [4] The CYBERLEEK token's price suffered a sharp decline after the fee withdrawal became public. [5] The funds were allegedly generated entirely from liquidity fees collected from traders transacting in the project's liquidity pool, rather than from direct sales of the token. [6] The withdrawal of funds coincided with a sharp price decline for the CYBERLEEK meme coin, which traded near $0.002959 with a market cap of $2.17 million as of the latest data. [7] Blockchain researchers traced the launch of the CYBERLEEK token to August 15, 2026, noting it was a Solana-based asset accompanying viral leaks of Grand Theft Auto VI. [8]
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  1. A hacker associated with GTA VI leaks withdrew $350,000 in liquidity fees from the CYBERLEEK token on August 31, 2026. · u.today
  2. The hacker generated profits through liquidity provision rather than token dumping, leveraging GTA VI footage to drive trading volume. · u.today
  3. On-chain analyst Conor Grogan stated on September 1, 2026, that the anonymous leaker behind CyberLeek withdrew approximately $350,000 through various over-the-counter providers. · beincrypto.com
  4. The CYBERLEEK token was launched on August 15, 2026, and tied to a campaign distributing anonymous GTA VI clips. · u.today
  5. The CYBERLEEK token's price suffered a sharp decline after the fee withdrawal became public. · u.today
  6. The funds were allegedly generated entirely from liquidity fees collected from traders transacting in the project's liquidity pool, rather than from direct sales of the token. · beincrypto.com
  7. The withdrawal of funds coincided with a sharp price decline for the CYBERLEEK meme coin, which traded near $0.002959 with a market cap of $2.17 million as of the latest data. · beincrypto.com
  8. Blockchain researchers traced the launch of the CYBERLEEK token to August 15, 2026, noting it was a Solana-based asset accompanying viral leaks of Grand Theft Auto VI. · beincrypto.com
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