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Cyberleek drops naked Lucia GTA VI footage after memecoin hits its target
A five-minute clip shows a naked Lucia driving, robbing someone at an ATM and parachuting off a roof. It looks like a dev menu, not the retail game, and the leaker's real product is a crypto coin.
Cyberleek promised a naked Lucia if their memecoin reached a $4 million market cap. The coin got there over the weekend, and today the leaker delivered: a five-minute clip on ResetEra of Lucia, fully nude, cruising through Vice City, robbing a passer-by at an ATM and jumping off a rooftop with a parachute.
This lands a few days after the same leaker's 25-minute Jason video. Eurogamer and IGN both reported it, and Eurogamer won't link to it. Neither will I.
What's in the clip
The ATM screen shows a $15,000 limit and a Buckme logo. That's about the only real game detail you get.
Is it real? Eurogamer assumes so, based on Cyberleek's track record. But it isn't clear if this is the standard game or a hacked or modded build. NPCs don't react to a naked woman robbing them at an ATM, which should tell you something. Whoever is playing appears to have access to a dev menu, so this smells like a debug toggle, not a feature you'll ever get. Fans already caught a tank spawned into the world in earlier footage. There's also a fan theory about a mission, maybe at a nudist resort, where both leads strip down. IGN calls that speculation, and I wouldn't put a dime on it.
Follow the money
This is a pump, plain and simple. The coin peaked at $8.4 million today, then sank to $2.7 million by the time IGN published. Cyberleek now says they'll post a video every day if the coin hits targets between $5 million and $25 million. At $30 million, IGN reports a threatened full story playthrough if Rockstar and Take-Two don't put GTA VI on disc and apologize publicly. Eurogamer has it as the full build.
Crypto analysis from late August suggested the leaker had already cashed out around $270,000. Fans are begging people not to buy the coin. Listen to them. You're not buying a leak, you're paying somebody's exit.
Rockstar hasn't said a word about these new videos. Back in August it called the leaks "heartbreaking" for the team and "unfortunate" for fans, said "this is obviously not how we intended for you to see the game after all this time", and repeated the launch date. Take-Two subpoenaed Discord to try to unmask the leaker.
GTA VI is out on November 19. That's 39 days. You can wait 39 days without funding this circus, right?
