SEC Filings Spark Unverified GTA VI Solana Currency Rumors
Two public comment documents submitted to a US Securities and Exchange Commission docket describe a proposed Grand Theft Auto VI currency named Sharkbux and a potential implementation on the Solana network, according to a report by CryptoSlate. The filings feature branding from Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games, but official corporate authorization of the submissions remains unverified by the companies.
The initial document, dated Aug. 18, outlines Sharkbux as a proposed ecosystem currency where ordinary players would face transfer limits, while approved creators could redeem units through a company-controlled program. A supplemental filing dated Aug. 24 details a possible SPL token architecture on Solana, subject to legal and operational reviews. However, the text details a theoretical technical design rather than a completed deployment or an officially scheduled token launch.
The supplementary filing also references a specific Solana wallet address. Blockchain data from Solscan indicates the address held units of a newly created token tagged as a memecoin associated with an external platform, lacking any official verification or public label connecting it to Take-Two. Official corporate communications, including Take-Two earnings releases and Rockstar product pages, make no mention of Sharkbux or any planned Solana blockchain integration ahead of the game launch scheduled for late 2026.
Analysts note that the documents represent unauthenticated proposals placed into the public regulatory record rather than official corporate filings. Without formal confirmation from Take-Two or Rockstar, the regulatory submissions and related token activity remain unproven claims, leaving open the possibility that the filings were used to promote an unaffiliated digital asset.
Based on reporting by cryptoslate.com.
