The ongoing saga of the GTA 6 leaks has reached day four, with yet another gameplay video hitting the internet. This time around, it's a high-octane supercar chase that leaves fans on the edge of their seats. The video, allegedly from the same source responsible for the previous five leaked videos, boasts a memecoin and carries a watermark reading: "HIGHER MARKET CAP = MORE LEEKS." This latest leak marks the sixth apparent GTA 6 gameplay video to surface this week, with no statement yet from Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. The mysterious CyberLeek group seems undeterred, threatening more leaks in the future. IGN has reached out to both companies for comment. On August 20, a plane gameplay video joined the fray, fueling speculation that the leakers might have a playable build of GTA 6. The video features Jason, one of the game's protagonists, leaving a memorable mark on a wall - a bullet-riddled "LEEK." If authentic, this suggests a significant escalation in the leaks, as it indicates the leakers may have access to a substantial portion of the game. However, the age and extent of this version remain uncertain. On August 19, knife combat and taser gameplay videos were released, accompanied by a cutscene clip that seems to taunt Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive. The leaks continue to heavily promote a memecoin, and the CyberLeek group has debunked several X/Twitter accounts claiming to represent them. These developments mark the fourth gameplay video leak over the past 24 hours, with no official statement from Rockstar or Take-Two. On August 18, what appears to be legitimate GTA 6 gameplay videos and a map image surfaced online, all linked to a group called 'CyberLeek.' The group's website contains three demands for video game publishers, criticizing the lack of physical discs for games like GTA 6 and The Crew. CyberLeek has also threatened other publishers with potential leaks, hinting at an ongoing battle between gamers and the industry.