GTA 6 Leak Features Blurry Clip of Lucia Skydiving in the Buff to Promote Crypto

After a month of silence following the extended reveal of Grand Theft Auto 6 on Netflix, the account known as Cyberleek has resurfaced with a flurry of new gameplay leaks and bold claims. The anonymous user has stated they will release a playable version of the game if their crypto meme coin reaches a $30 million market cap, and they’re currently sharing footage of Lucia in compromising situations to boost interest.

The latest leak features the game’s female protagonist driving through the city, engaging in hand-to-hand combat, and making a stop at an ATM. It also showcases the Parachuting side mission and mini-games hinted at in the previous gameplay reveal. However, the footage appears somewhat rough around the edges, raising questions about the age of the build being shown.

In addition to the new footage, the leaker is polling followers on what content should be released next, promising longer and more detailed clips of “naked Lucia” as more people invest in their crypto venture.

Cyberleek claims to have access to footage of Lucia fully nude in GTA 6, with plans to publish it based on the performance of their token in the market.

This tactic seems aimed at manipulating followers into participating in a pump-and-dump crypto scheme, so caution is advised.

The prevailing theory is that Cyberleek is using an older build or debug mode to display the game’s protagonists without clothing, and it remains uncertain if this is a feature within the actual campaign. Notably, NPCs in the game world do not react to Lucia’s nudity in the latest leak, suggesting something unusual is at play.

Regardless of what the account possesses, it threatens to release more content if enough people invest in its $Cyberleek meme coin, which currently sits at a market cap of around $4.75 million—an increase since the leaker’s return, but still far from the $30 million goal. The account has also suggested that Take-Two could prevent the release of any version of GTA 6 by launching a disc version of the game and issuing an “apology” to players.

Any hint of a pro-consumer approach is overshadowed by the looming threat of another crypto rug pull. Previously, when Cyberleek went dark, it reportedly walked away with about $250,000 in dumped crypto. With just over a month until GTA 6’s release, it seems poised for an even bigger payday.