what's Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund?
The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) is a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) that provides investors with direct exposure to the price of Bitcoin without the need to purchase or store the cryptocurrency themselves. Launched by Fidelity Investments in January 2024 following SEC approval, FBTC holds actual Bitcoin in custody, primarily managed through Fidelity's in-house digital asset services. This structure allows shares of the ETF to trade on major exchanges like the Cboe BZX, mirroring Bitcoin's spot price movements while offering the familiarity and regulatory oversight of traditional ETFs. FBTC is designed for investors seeking to diversify portfolios with cryptocurrency through standard brokerage accounts, including IRAs. Fidelity handles the secure storage of Bitcoin reserves, utilizing cold storage solutions to mitigate risks associated with direct crypto ownership. The fund's expense ratio is competitive at 0.25%, with potential waivers for certain periods, making it accessible for retail and institutional investors alike. As one of the largest spot Bitcoin ETFs by assets under management, FBTC has seen significant inflows and trading volume since inception, reflecting growing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin as an asset class. It operates under the oversight of the SEC, ensuring transparency through daily disclosures of holdings and net asset value calculations.
Fidelity FBTC had the largest single-day net inflow among US spot Bitcoin ETFs on Jan 9.
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x.com/fidelityFidelity's FBTC recorded a net inflow of $7.87 million on January 9, 2026, representing the largest single-day net inflow among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on that date.
Sold 4,008 BTC in a single hour as part of coordinated market activity on December 29, 2025.
Experienced net outflow of $15.30 million on December 23, 2025.
Recorded net inflow of $15.33 million on December 19, 2025.
Recorded net inflows of $391 million on December 17, 2025, representing the largest single-day net inflow among U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs.
FBTC posts $230.12 million in net outflows on December 15, leading widespread redemptions across Bitcoin ETFs with total sector outflows of $351.69 million.
FBTC records $1.96 million in net outflows on December 12, a significant reduction from the $103.55 million outflows on December 11, as Bitcoin ETF sector posts $50.41 million total net inflows.
FBTC posts $103.55 million in net outflows on December 11 as part of broad redemptions across major Bitcoin ETF issuers, with only BlackRock's IBIT and Bitwise's BITB recording inflows.
FBTC posts $199 million in net inflows on December 9, the highest among all Bitcoin ETFs on a day when the sector records $152 million total net inflows.
FBTC records $21.85 million in net inflows on December 2, ranking second among Bitcoin ETFs on a day with $58.01 million total sector net inflows.
Bank of America will allow wealth advisers to recommend FBTC starting in January as one of four selected spot Bitcoin ETFs, with recommended allocation of 1%-4% to crypto assets. This marks a policy shift for the bank, which previously barred advisers from recommending crypto.
FBTC records $77.45 million in net inflows on November 28, ranking second among Bitcoin ETFs on a day with $71.31 million total sector net inflows.
FBTC records $171 million in net inflows on November 25, leading all Bitcoin spot ETFs on a day when the sector sees $129 million in total net inflows.
FBTC records $190.4M in net outflows on November 21st, the third-largest outflow among Bitcoin ETFs on a day that sees $903M total sector outflows, the second largest daily withdrawal since ETF launch.
FBTC is the only Bitcoin spot ETF to post net inflows on November 24, while the sector experiences total net outflows of $151 million.
FBTC records $165.86 million net inflow on November 11th, ranking second among Bitcoin ETFs on a day with $524.14 million total net flow across all Bitcoin ETFs.
Fidelity enables depositing spot BTC directly into brokerage accounts for conversion to stocks/ETFs and back to actual BTC.
FBTC records $113.30 million net inflow on November 5th, ranking as one of the top performers on a day when total Bitcoin ETF flows were negative at -$135.94 million.
FBTC records $164 million net inflow for October 2025, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing their largest monthly trading volume since launch.
FBTC records $34.15 million net inflow on October 21st, ranking fourth among Bitcoin ETFs on a day with $475.27 million total net flow across all Bitcoin ETFs.
FBTC records $169 million outflow during Week 41, contributing to the 2nd highest weekly Bitcoin ETF outflow of $1.223 billion total with $34 billion trading volume.
FBTC records $69.60 million net inflow on October 3rd, representing the second-largest inflow among Bitcoin ETFs that day behind BlackRock's $776.42 million.
Goldman Sachs holds $300 million stake in FBTC as part of their $1.63 billion Bitcoin ETF portfolio as of December 31, 2024.
FBTC leads spot Bitcoin ETF outflows with $168M withdrawal from June 2-6, contributing to total market outflow of $129M.
FBTC currently holds 198,159 BTC, ranking second among spot Bitcoin ETFs which collectively hold over 1.2M BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs record $877M total outflows over 6-day streak, with FBTC leading Thursday's exodus at $74.6M.