A GTA 6 leaker known as Cyberleek is posting new footage of protagonist Lucia, including clips of her naked, and says more will follow if the price of its crypto meme coin keeps rising. The account resurfaced over the past few days after more than a month of silence, Kotaku reports.
Cyberleek went quiet after the extended GTA 6 reveal on Netflix. Before that, it claimed it would release a playable build of the game if its $Cyberleek coin reached a $30 million market cap. Now it is using nude Lucia clips to push people toward buying the token.
What the GTA 6 leaker’s new footage shows
The latest clip shows Lucia driving around the city, fighting hand to hand and stopping at an ATM. A large share of the video covers the Parachuting side mission, along with the mini-games Rockstar Games teased in its earlier gameplay reveal.
Parts of the footage look janky. As a result, viewers are unsure how old the build behind it is.
Bystanders in the clip also do not react to Lucia being naked. The leading theory among fans is that Cyberleek has an older build or a debug mode that lets it remove clothing from both protagonists. Whether nudity is possible in the actual story campaign is unclear.
Footage tied to the $Cyberleek coin
Meanwhile, the GTA 6 leaker is polling followers on what to release next. It is also promising longer and more detailed clips of “naked Lucia” the more people buy into the coin.
The fan account GTA 6 Countdown warned its followers about the posts on X on October 10. “He’s using this tactic to manipulate people into his pump-and-dump crypto scheme again, so beware,” the account wrote.
At the time of Kotaku’s report, the $Cyberleek coin sat at a market cap of around $4.75 million. That number has climbed sharply since the account came back. Still, it is a long way from the $30 million target the leaker set for releasing a playable build.
Demands aimed at Take-Two
The GTA 6 leaker has also directed demands at Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar. According to Kotaku, the account claims Take-Two can avoid a threatened release of some version of GTA 6. To do so, the publisher would have to put out a disc version of the game and “apologize” to players.
However, the account’s track record cuts against that pro-consumer framing. The last time Cyberleek went quiet, it reportedly walked away with roughly $250,000 in dumped crypto. Kotaku says the account now appears to be setting up another rug pull.
A rug pull happens when the people behind a token sell their holdings after a price spike, which leaves later buyers with coins worth a fraction of what they paid. GTA 6 Countdown’s warning refers to that same pattern from the GTA 6 leaker’s previous run.
GTA 6 is scheduled to launch on November 19, just over a month from now. Kotaku’s report does not include a response from Rockstar or Take-Two to the leaked footage or to Cyberleek’s demands.