Cyberleek Opens New GTA 6 Token Vote to Decide Which Leak Comes Next
Cyberleek isn’t just releasing GTA 6 footage anymore. The leaker is now letting people influence what comes next by using its own cryptocurrency.
The Cyberleek GTA 6 token, known as $CYBERLEEK, is being used in polls that decide which gameplay clip will be released next.
PC Gamer reports that holders are using the token to vote on future footage, with at least one previous GTA 6 video already selected through the system.
That makes the cryptocurrency more than something being promoted alongside the leaks. It is now directly tied to the order in which some of the footage is being released.
Cyberleek Is Using Its Token to Pick the Next GTA 6 Leak
The voting system is fairly simple.
Cyberleek puts different pieces of GTA 6 footage up for consideration, and $CYBERLEEK tokens are then used in polls to determine which clip comes next.
According to PC Gamer, the Vice City flyover was the winner of one of those votes before it was released publicly.
That video showed Jason flying above Vice City and gave viewers one of the clearest leaked aerial looks at Rockstar’s new open world so far.
GameEmpress previously covered the GTA 6 plane gameplay leak, including the flight itself and the radio interface visible during the footage.
The important point now is how that video was chosen: it wasn’t simply the next file Cyberleek decided to publish. PC Gamer says it won a token-based vote.
The $CYBERLEEK Coin Is Closely Tied to the Leak Campaign
Cyberleek began promoting the cryptocurrency alongside the first wave of alleged GTA 6 material.
GamesRadar reported that the group used attention around the leaks to promote a meme coin running on the Solana network.
Cyberleek has claimed that money raised through the token will help fund what it describes as a secret project connected to its wider campaign over digital ownership and consumer rights.
There is no independent evidence showing how those funds are being used.
What can be verified is that the token has now been given a practical role in the leak operation itself.
Instead of simply asking followers which video they want to see, Cyberleek is linking those choices to $CYBERLEEK.
A Previous GTA 6 Video Was Already Selected This Way
The token polls have already influenced the release schedule.
PC Gamer says the Vice City flyover won one of the votes, which shows that the system isn’t just being advertised as something Cyberleek might use later. It has already been used to choose footage.
The plane video came after the first GTA 6 Cyberleek gameplay footage, which began circulating on August 18 and showed Jason in several gameplay sequences.
Since then, Cyberleek has continued releasing additional footage while pushing the cryptocurrency alongside it.
That combination is what makes the latest development notable. The leaks and the token are no longer separate parts of the operation.
Future GTA 6 Leaks Are Now Part of the Token Push
Cyberleek’s approach has effectively turned parts of the GTA 6 leak rollout into a token-driven voting system.
People participating in the polls can influence which footage appears next, while Cyberleek gets additional attention for the cryptocurrency every time another choice is announced.
PC Gamer has confirmed that $CYBERLEEK tokens are being used to vote on upcoming clips, while GamesRadar has separately documented the group’s promotion of the Solana-based coin alongside the GTA 6 material.
Rockstar Games has not publicly authenticated the individual Cyberleek videos or commented on the token-voting system.
For now, though, the mechanism itself is clear: $CYBERLEEK is being used to help decide which GTA 6 footage gets released next.