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The Massive GTA 6 Leaks Might Be Done for Good as Cyberleek Cashes Out Nearly £200,000 From Their Crypto Scheme, Just Hours Before Netflix Reveal
Vice Cit said the leaker used a pay-to-vote crypto scheme and may have profited about $241,000 after $29,000 in setup costs.
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The massive GTA 6 leaks might be done for good as Cyberleek cashes out nearly £200,000 from their crypto scheme, just hours before Netflix reveal
Mere hours before Rockstar Games revealed GTA 6 footage on its own terms, the hacker - or hacking group - behind the open-world game's massive leaks has pulled about $270,000 (or almost £200,000) out of their crypto scheme.
Cyberleek may have just cashed out on their GTA 6 leak, earning over $200,000 in the most predictable crypto rugpull ever performed
Well, I think we all knew we'd end up here eventually, right?It seems that Cyberleek, perpetrator of the last week's GTA 6 leaks and perhaps the world's least-convincing self-appointed champion of consumer rights, may not have ultimately been encouraging the use of their $CYBERLEEK cryptocurrency for benevolent purposes: As of this morning, it seems the leaker has cashed out on their scheme to the tune of over $200,000 in a rug pull that just ab…
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