Robinhood CEO said on an interview with Musk that collateral went overnight from 300m to 3b (which they were later able to negotiate down to 700m by stopping buy orders)
While DTCC did not publicly confirm the amount, it did confirm that capital requirements were raised January 28. Given that numerous participants have publicly stated it was to 100%, that seems likely.
It had lots to do with GME in that GME was the source of the risk (because of its through the roof volatility) that the DTCC was protecting against. But if your implication is that the DTCC has a dog in that fight you are way off base - they exist several layers below hedge funds in the trading stack and have nothing to do with each other, in fact I'd be willing to bet Gabe Plotkin couldn't even tell you what DTCC stands for.