CYBERLEEK Meme Coin Surges 14x in 24 Hours, Reaches $25M Market Cap

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CYBERLEEK, a Solana-based meme coin, surged more than 14-fold in 24 hours, reaching a $25 million market cap on August 23. Trading volume hit $36.1 million as the token gained momentum from a group associated with leaked GTA 6 footage. On August 22, the team burned 270 million tokens (27% of the supply), yet still retains a significant portion and profits from trading activity. BlockBeats notes that meme coins often lack real-world utility and are subject to extreme volatility.

BlockBeats report, August 23: According to GMGN monitoring, the Solana ecosystem meme token CYBERLEEK briefly surpassed a $25 million market cap, setting a new all-time high, with a 14x increase in 24 hours and a 24-hour trading volume of $36.1 million.


The hacker group calling itself Cyberleek launched the Solana-based meme coin CYBERLEEK by leaking GTA 6 game footage, claiming they would release a PC download client allowing everyone to play the $2 billion blockbuster for free—a claim since proven false. On August 22, Cyberleek publicly burned approximately 270 million developer-reserved tokens, about 27% of the total supply, claiming this "proved they wouldn't rug pull," yet still retained a large number of tokens and continue earning revenue through transaction fees.

BlockBeats reminds users that many meme coins lack practical use cases and exhibit high price volatility—invest with caution.

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