Fidelity Bitcoin Fund Dominates Daily ETF Inflows
Fidelity's FBTC fund captured nearly all net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs on October 13, 2026, attracting $103.06 million in a single day.

Fidelity's FBTC fund captured nearly all net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs on October 13, 2026, attracting $103.06 million in a single day.

Viral claims regarding a $197 million Bitcoin sale by Fidelity are unsubstantiated, likely resulting from misread on-chain data and ETF flow statistics.

Fidelity reports that financial institutions are rapidly shifting to on-chain infrastructure, as demand for tokenized assets surges and regulatory frameworks expand.

Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer forecasts Q3 earnings growth of up to 35%, even as market price-to-earnings multiples face downward pressure.

Plume has launched the nBND vault, enabling institutional investors to gain onchain exposure to Fidelity’s actively managed Total Bond ETF through tokenized receipts.

Fidelity is considering expanding investor access to its Ethereum-based tokenized money market funds and potentially introducing more frequent yield distribution.

Fidelity's FBTC fund saw a $125.6 million outflow on September 30, as US spot Bitcoin ETFs navigated a volatile month with cumulative inflows reaching up to $2.8 billion.

Fidelity Investments analyst Jurrien Timmer suggests that Bitcoin's recent move above $80,000 confirms a technical pattern targeting a price of $100,000.

Fidelity's global macro director Jurrien Timmer projects Bitcoin could reach $300,000 by 2029 based on a power-law model and positive technical indicators.

US spot Ethereum ETFs have seen five consecutive days of inflows, reaching a total of $746.5 million and pushing cumulative inflows to $13.85 billion.

Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund saw $310.72 million in inflows on September 18, capturing the majority of the day’s total $433 million market activity.

Fidelity analysts suggest the bitcoin bear market may persist, citing historical cycles and potential lows in November, while noting increased resilience in blockchain infrastructure.

Fidelity warns that despite the recent rally, bitcoin could still hit a new low in November as market cycles remain unpredictable.
