GameStop's filings with the SEC show that in January, the company did not sell any Bitcoin but instead pledged approximately 4,709 BTC to a CEX for a covered call strategy. The company realized an unrealized gain of $2.5 million and currently holds only 1 BTC.

GameStop disclosed that approximately 4,710 bitcoins were transferred to a certain CEX not for sale, but as collateral to participate in a covered call options strategy to earn premium income. This strategy means it no longer directly holds Bitcoin but records it as "accounts receivable" and bears counterparty risk. The financial report shows that the related accounts receivable are valued at about $368.3 million, with an unrealized loss of $59.7 million.

Gate News, on March 25, according to BitcoinTreasuries.NET monitoring, GameStop pledged 4709 of its 4710 held bitcoins as collateral to a certain CEX for a covered call option strategy.

Analyst Emmett Gallic revealed that GameStop purchased 4710 BTC in 2025 and pledged 4709 BTC in January as options collateral, resulting in confirmed accounts receivable of $368.3 million and generating a net loss of $131.6 million. Bitcoin's price has declined 25% since the pledge.