This may be our last update on the notorious Cyberleek.
As we reported yesterday, Cyberleek’s decision to spoil part of GTA 6’s story backfired, with investors divesting from their crypto. However, it seems that Cyberleek still got some money out of it.
As explained by Vice Cit on GTAForums, Cyberleek withdrew $ 260,000 – 270,000 in transaction fees from their crypto. This does not represent the value of the crypto itself, but the fees they collected for every buy and sell transaction.
Earlier, Cyberleek burned 270 million tokens, which sounds like it was worth millions of dollars. However, if Cyberleek actually rugged pull on the crypto itself, investors would have sunk its value.
By cashing in on the transaction fees, Cyberleek kept the confidence of their crypto investors, at least those who remain.
As of this writing Cyberleek’s crypto has a market value of $ 2.7 million, down from yesterday’s 4.17 million. But we can confirm that Cyberleek’s domain is still up, albeit it hasn’t been updated since.
If Cyberleek ever comes back, since they spoke out about physical games, they may target Sony next. And they may be planning to leak Sony’s games or hardware next.
