CyberLeek Announces Halt to GTA 6 Leaks; Game's Ending Will Not Be Released

CyberLeek, the controversial leaker who had made headlines in recent months by publishing a series of images and videos attributed to GTA 6, officially announced through a three-part statement that he is ending his activities for now. In this […]

CyberLeek, the controversial leaker that made headlines in recent months for releasing a series of images and videos attributed to GTA 6, released a three-part statement to officially announce that it is shutting down for the time being.

In this statement, he emphasized that despite having full access to the ending of the game's story, he has decided to refrain from revealing it in order to preserve the excitement and not spoil the players' experience.

The statement, titled "The End of the Road," addresses three key issues: the details of the whistleblower's proprietary cryptocurrency, his previous threat to release a 200GB build of the game, and finally, the state of GTA 6 story spoilers.

In the first part of this statement, Cyberleak has responded to the wave of criticism raised about the cryptocurrency related to its project. He explains that the CL token has only been sold twice, and both times, its sole purpose was to cover transaction fees; According to him, the issue was clearly announced from the beginning. He notes that the first sale of this cryptocurrency led to an emotional wave of selling by other token holders, and as a result, critics mistakenly considered him the main cause of the price drop and market collapse.

Emphasizing that all transactions can be tracked transparently on the blockchain platform, he claims that everything he owned, sold or delivered to users was completely in line with his previous promises. Cyberlake also mentions that this token was introduced from the first day only as a tool for financial assistance and was not of an investment nature; Therefore, no promise or guarantee of return on investment or financial profitability was given to the buyers.

The second part of the statement is directly devoted to GTA 6's narrative. Cyberlake once again claims to have the game's full ending, and at one point even had the option of releasing it to the public on the table. According to him, the implementation of such a decision could have dealt a fatal blow to Take-Two Interactive; But on the other hand, pure experience will forever destroy millions of players who had no part in the conflicts between him and this company.

Finally, announcing that he has given up on revealing the end of the story, he writes:

Tik-To company did not show any mercy towards CL; So why should we pity them? However, I believe Tik-Too has been punished enough so far. Therefore, the ending of the game will not be released.

Cyberlake further claims that the last images he received actually included parts of the final and sensitive missions of the game; But he deliberately cut these clips and published them outside the context of the narrative in order to avoid revealing key details of the story.

However, this whistleblower has announced the activation of a security mechanism called Dead Man's Switch. According to Cyberleak's description, this automated system only contains major story spoilers and will only be activated if a person or entity takes action to remove, arrest, or stop him. However, it should be noted that the existence of such a blocking system or the alleged content within it has not yet been confirmed by any independent source.

In the third and final part of its statement, Cyberleak has once again addressed the issue of the full build of GTA 6. He previously issued an ultimatum and said that if the cryptocurrency market value related to this project reaches $30 million, he will release a fully playable build of GTA 6 with a volume of over 200 GB on the Internet.

Now, however, he has officially announced that no build will be released due to the non-fulfillment of this financial goal. He argues that anonymously uploading more than 200 gigabytes of confidential data poses a very high risk and security risk; Risks that he was willing to accept only if the amount of 30 million dollars in question was provided to finance another secret project.

According to Cyberleak, the terms of this agreement have been clear and transparent since day one, and since the target community failed to meet the $30 million requirement, they have decided to follow exactly the same pre-determined rules and stop publishing the game.

At the end of his statement, while strongly criticizing the negative and aggressive reactions of parts of the Internet community, he once again repeated his claim that the nature of cryptocurrency is financial aid and finally ended his speech with this sentence:

The revelations stop here; At least for now.

Therefore, referring to the official statement of the person of Cyberleak, the file of revelations related to GTA 6 is currently closed; The ending of the game will not be revealed and the alleged 200GB build will never be made available to the public.

GTA 6 game will be released on 28 Aban (19 November) for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles.

The GTA game series has an adult age rating; Therefore, it is necessary for families to monitor the access of children and teenagers.