GTA 6 gameplay leaks sparked online attention, but CYBERLEEK’s trading activity began days before the frenzy accelerated. The token started trading on Solana on Aug. 15 at 21:07 UTC, according to Bitquery.
That launch gave fast traders a narrow window before CyberLeek released GTA 6 footage carrying QR codes promoting the project. By Aug. 18, CYBERLEEK had moved from thin trading into a rapid price expansion that delivered six-figure gains to early wallets.
Before the leak gained traction, CYBERLEEK recorded hourly volume between $4 and $2,500, while valuation stayed near $55,000 to $77,000. That changed sharply during the 17:00 UTC hour on Aug. 18.
The token surged from around $0.0000519 to $0.000685, marking a roughly 13-fold gain on $1.47 million in trading volume. During the next hour, CYBERLEEK reached $0.00348 as turnover surged to $5.47 million.
The rally extended into the weekend as GTA 6’s and CyberLeek’s attention increased. At the same time, a token screener showed CYBERLEEK trading near $0.0203, giving it a market capitalization of about $14.8 million.
Meanwhile, liquidity stood near $1.7 million, while 24-hour trading volume reached $39.9 million. The rise in market activity also coincided with renewed attention in India, where Google Trends showed increased searches for GTA 6 and CyberLeek.
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Against that backdrop, Bitquery identified five wallets that entered CYBERLEEK between 17:48:26 and 17:54:02 UTC on Aug. 18. Together, they realized approximately $158,000 before broader retail attention intensified.
Among them, the largest trader generated $48,706 in realized profit across 713 transactions. Meanwhile, another wallet turned $2,771 in purchases into $37,428 in sales, producing $34,657 in realized gains.
Despite the timing, Bitquery found no evidence linking the five highest-profit wallets to the token deployer. Instead, several showed behavior consistent with automated snipers or Axiom terminal users.
Separately, on-chain research identified wallet Hok9n…H3Np as the pool creator. The wallet supplied 730 million CYBERLEEK tokens to Raydium and locked about 98.43% of its liquidity position.
Although the lock prevented liquidity withdrawal, it preserved the wallet’s fee rights. Based on roughly $62.3 million in cumulative pool volume, estimated attributable fees reached about $128,809.
Taken together, the timeline distinguishes realized trading profits from potential liquidity income. Early wallets captured the first gains, while the pool creator retained fee rights as GTA 6-driven trading activity expanded.
