CYBERLEEK, a Solana meme coin tied to unauthorized Grand Theft Auto VI leaks, has reversed much of its parabolic surge, falling nearly 60% after a Lucia-focused prologue clip failed to attract fresh buying. CoinGecko data put the token at $0.006819 with a $4.99 million market capitalization, 71.30% below its August 23 all-time high of $0.03436, after capitalization had jumped from near zero to more than $20 million and short-term gains exceeded 1,400%. On-chain timing shows the project domain was registered on August 14 and the token first traded on August 15, with the first public leaks on August 18 carrying QR codes that steered viewers to the coin and allowing holders to vote on releases via transfers. The August 26 prologue spoiler landed the same day Rockstar Games called the leaks “heartbreaking and unfortunate” and reaffirmed a Netflix Extended Look, while a website takedown compounded selling pressure. Take-Two Interactive has sought subpoenas and records involving Microsoft, Discord, X and Google as it pursues the source. Cyberleek has cast the campaign as a fight for physical discs and offline single-player access, a leak tactic rejected by Stop Killing Games even where ownership concerns overlap. Earlier August 26 snapshots had shown $0.0133 and an 819% seven-day gain with an $11.9 million capitalization, underscoring extreme volatility; operators remain unidentified and CoinGecko has flagged the contract as a possible scam.