There have been several speculations about Grand Theft Auto 6, with fans eagerly attempting to find any helpful information.
According to a June 3 tweet by legendary leaker Tom Henderson, the next version in the famed game, which Rockstar Games has yet to announce, would award players with bitcoin rather than cash for completing specific missions.
He said that he just learned that in GTA 6, specific tasks might reward one with bitcoin rather than cash for finishing them.
Tom Henderson
Tom Henderson is a native of Michigan. He has spent many years working as a news reporter. Henderson has worked as a sportswriter for the Detroit Free Press, a freelance writer for the Detroit News, and a senior editor for Corporate Detroit, a monthly business newspaper. He presently writes on finance and technology for Crain’s Detroit Business, a weekly business journal. Henderson is the author of many novels, including A Deadly Affair, Blood Justice, Darker Than Night, and Afraid of the Dark.
Henderson also claims that the game would have a cryptocurrency broker, which he feels would be massive for the firm.
Tom Henderson went on to say that, to be clear and dispel any doubts, he is not kidding and is speaking from what he received from someone he believes. It will almost certainly not be named Bitcoin, but it will be a cryptocurrency.
While Henderson’s statements should be taken with some doubts, it should be remembered that he is well-known within the gaming world due to his credible track record of leaking Battlefield and Call of Duty secrets.
He also hinted in January that GTA 6 would have a selectable female protagonist.
GTA 5 has sold over 140 million copies to date, becoming a cultural phenomenon. It is a 2013 action-adventure game published by Rockstar Games and developed by Rockstar North. It’s the first major installment in the Grand Theft Auto series since Grand Theft Auto IV in 2008. The single-player story follows three protagonists, retired bank robber Michael De Santa, street gangster Franklin Clinton, and arms smuggler Trevor Philips.
