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On August 25, GMGN reported that the meme coin CYBERLEEK, issued by the GTA 6 hacker within the Solana ecosystem, surged over 40% in the past 4 hours, with its market cap recovering to $14.5 million. The hacker group, self-identified as Cyberleek, launched the Solana-based meme coin CYBERLEEK following the leak of gameplay footage from GTA 6, claiming they would release a PC download client for GTA 6, allowing everyone to play this $2 billion blockbuster for free (the client claim has since been debunked). On August 22, Cyberleek publicly destroyed approximately 270 million developer-reserved tokens, accounting for about 27% of the total supply, claiming it was to 'prove they won't dump and run,' yet they still retain a significant amount of tokens and continue to profit from transaction fees. For more detailed reporting, see 'The Hacker Who Leaked GTA 6 Released a Coin, Surging 20 Times in One Day.' BlockBeats reminds users that meme coins often lack practical use cases and are subject to significant price volatility, so investment should be approached with caution.

On August 25, according to GMGN monitoring, the meme coin CYBERLEEK, issued by the GTA 6 hacker within the Solana ecosystem, surged over 40% in the past 4 hours, with its market cap recovering to $14.5 million. The hacker group, self-styled as Cyberleek, launched the Solana-based meme coin CYBERLEEK following the leak of game footage from GTA 6, claiming they would release a PC download client for GTA 6, allowing everyone to play this $2 billion blockbuster without spending a dime (the claim about the client has since been debunked). On August 22, Cyberleek publicly destroyed approximately 270 million developer-reserved tokens, accounting for about 27% of the total supply, claiming it was to 'prove they won't dump and run,' yet they still retain a large number of tokens and continue to profit from transaction fees. For more detailed reports, see 'The Hacker Who Leaked GTA 6 Launched a Coin, Surging 20 Times in a Day.' BlockBeats advises users that meme coins often lack practical use cases and exhibit significant price volatility, so investment should be approached with caution.

On August 25, YZi Labs announced the completion of the EASY Residency Season 4 incubation, featuring 24 early-stage Web3, AI, and biotechnology projects, each receiving an investment of $500,000. This season's projects underwent 10 weeks of online and offline incubation in Bhutan, focusing on the next generation of global financial infrastructure. The projects primarily cover areas such as stablecoin payments and cross-border settlements, on-chain foreign exchange and credit, institutional-level liquidity and market-making, privacy and compliance, AI agents and automated trading, on-chain financial consumption and enterprise applications, as well as AI security and creator infrastructure. Among them, Aile focuses on regional stablecoin on-chain foreign exchange; D0 provides local payment channels for emerging markets; Kravata offers stablecoin accounts, payment, and deposit/withdrawal infrastructure for Latin America; Nara is developing programmable credit for cross-border payments; Primus provides institutional-level on-chain privacy infrastructure; Roostoo is creating an AI trading agent training and screening platform; xAPI is building an API marketplace for AI agents; and XStable offers on-chain gold and foreign exchange trading infrastructure. YZi Labs stated that this season's projects reflect its judgment on the future development of global payments, on-chain markets, and 'agent finance,' indicating that financial infrastructure will become more programmable, localized, compliant, and further integrated into everyday financial scenarios. Currently, YZi Labs manages assets exceeding $10 billion, with a portfolio covering over 300 projects across 25 countries and regions, of which more than 65 have participated in its incubation programs.