I went through CYBERLEEK's blockchain data to see if the creator can actually rug it — full writeup included

Hey all, I've seen a lot of debate on various platforms in light of the GTA VI leaks on whether the popular $CYBERLEEK token is actually a scam or not. I went and checked myself using the evidence publicly available: mint and freeze abilities are revoked, the creator's balance is currently zero, the 270M tokens they originally owned have been permanently burned/deleted, and 98.4% of the tokens are in Raydium's permanent lock. I've included a full writeup on the token here: [https://github.com/rain0x06/cyberleek-investigation](https://github.com/rain0x06/cyberleek-investigation)

Ultimately, the creator seems to have stuck by what he claimed in the watermarks of his GTA VI leaked gameplay videos. The biggest risk involved that I managed to find was one wallet that was funded on August 11th and purchased the token on the 16th. This wallet currently only owns about 0.72% of the token and would have to buy more tokens legitimately. Everything here comes from public Solana chain data, Solscan, and Raydium's own API/docs/source.