CyberLeek 

CYBERLEEK Price

What is the CyberLeek (CYBERLEEK) meme coin?

CyberLeek (CYBERLEEK) is a meme coin on Solana launched in mid-August 2026 by the pseudonymous account or collective "CyberLeek." The account posted alleged leaked Grand Theft Auto VI footage and promoted the token alongside it, framing the leak as a "protest" against Rockstar Games. CYBERLEEK was marketed as a donation mechanism for releasing more unreleased footage. No roadmap, team, or product documentation exists — the project's web presence is a single Arweave-hosted site, and DropsTab classifies the token under Meme.

Why did the CYBERLEEK coin gain attention?

The CYBERLEEK token rode headline attention from the alleged GTA VI leak rather than any product. Interest peaked around Rockstar Games' official GTA 6 reveal in late August 2026, when the token reached its high before retracing. Attention-driven assets of this kind typically fade once the news cycle ends — which is what followed.

What is CYBERLEEK's total and max supply?

Per DropsTab data, CYBERLEEK has a max supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens and a total supply of about 729.9M as of September 2026. The roughly 270M-token gap stems from the developer's August 2026 burn of dev-held tokens. As a fair-launch meme token, CYBERLEEK has no published allocation breakdown, no staking utility, and no governance claims — its value narrative is entirely attention-driven.

Was the CYBERLEEK token burn contractually enforced?

No — the burn was self-reported by the pseudonymous developer rather than verifiable on-chain as a contract-enforced action. The developer publicized the ~270M-token burn as a good-faith gesture in August 2026, shortly before withdrawing pooled fees. Roughly 27% of max supply was originally developer-controlled, so insider concentration at launch was material and cannot be independently audited.

Did the CyberLeek developer execute a rug pull?

The fee-withdrawal episode is widely covered as a likely rug pull. The CyberLeek developer withdrew roughly $250,000 in accumulated fees and liquidity from the token's pools in late August 2026, hours before Rockstar's official GTA 6 reveal. CYBERLEEK's price then collapsed within about a day of that peak. The deployer remains pseudonymous and unaccountable.

Where can you buy the CyberLeek (CYBERLEEK) coin?

CYBERLEEK trades DEX-only — there are no centralized exchange spot listings and no derivatives markets. Per DropsTab data, 10+ verified pools exist on Raydium, Raydium (CLMM), and Meteora, exclusively in CYBERLEEK/SOL and CYBERLEEK/USDC pairs. Access requires a Solana wallet such as Phantom and a DEX aggregator or swap interface.

What are the liquidity risks of trading CYBERLEEK?

Liquidity risk is severe. The DEX pools backing CYBERLEEK are thin and were further depleted when the developer withdrew roughly $250,000 in fees and liquidity in late August 2026. Slippage on any sizeable order is high, and pool depth can change without notice. A single insider withdrawal materially moved the market, which is a structural feature of the token's design, not a one-off.

Did CyberLeek hold a presale, VC round, or airdrop?

No. CyberLeek launched directly with DEX liquidity in mid-August 2026 — no presale, no disclosed funding round, no disclosed valuation, and no identifiable investor has claimed involvement. No airdrop, points campaign, or quest program is documented for CYBERLEEK, and no vesting schedule exists because no allocation tranches were ever published. The only supply action was the developer's publicized burn.

Is CYBERLEEK the same token as the 2023 CyberSkull ($CSKULL)?

No. CyberSkull ($CSKULL) was a separate token announced in 2023 by an anonymous collective also using the "CyberLeek" name, following the September 2022 GTA 6 leak. The $CSKULL token is defunct and unrelated to CYBERLEEK, which launched in August 2026 on Solana under contract ApZuxdpzMrbEYTGEzeY9afh5pj9d6qPRJCTgQYiipbKg.