A new era in GTA 6 leaks: CYBERLEEK launches crypto-based voting for the next footage

A different kind of debate has emerged surrounding the leaks allegedly belonging to GTA 6. The individual or group posting under the name CYBERLEEK is attempting to have users determine which footage will be released next through paid voting.

Those who wish to participate in the poll are required to use a cryptocurrency called $CYBERLEEK, which is stated to belong to the platform. Users can vote on what type of footage will be shared next by making a payment.

THERE ARE FOUR OPTIONS IN THE VOTING

Four options were presented in the voting: daytime car driving, nighttime car driving, daytime motorcycle riding, and daytime aircraft usage. According to the information shared, it was claimed that at least one user paid 80 dollars to participate in this vote.

This amount drew attention as it is close to the expected price level for the standard edition of GTA 6. However, the paid voting has also brought the extent of efforts to monetize content claimed to be leaks back to the agenda.

The most significant uncertainty in the process is the authenticity of the footage. It has not been verified whether the content promised to be shared actually belongs to GTA 6. Furthermore, there is no definitive guarantee that CYBERLEEK will release the footage selected as a result of the voting.

Nevertheless, the fact that Take-Two Interactive has sent DMCA copyright takedown requests for some images circulating on the internet prevents the claims from being completely ignored. While such requests do not prove the accuracy of the content on their own, they show that the company is closely monitoring leak-related topics.

The high anticipation for GTA 6 creates strong curiosity around unverified footage and social media posts. CYBERLEEK's paid voting model based on cryptocurrency stands out as a new example of turning this interest directly into revenue.

News Source: 12punto