Fidelity Adds $438 Million of Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana to Its Holdings

1 hour ago 2 sources positive

Key takeaways:

  • Fidelity's Bitcoin-heavy ETF buying signals institutional dip-buying despite BTC's recent 7% pullback from $87K.
  • Ethereum and Solana ETF inflows lag Bitcoin, signaling institutions still favor BTC as core exposure.
  • Watch if Fidelity sustains BTC accumulation at current levels; slowing inflows could worsen bearish sentiment.

Asset management giant Fidelity has expanded its crypto ETF holdings, acquiring a combined $438.9 million in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana over the past 20 trading days, according to onchain data from Arkham Intelligence.

The largest portion went into Bitcoin. Fidelity’s spot Bitcoin ETF, FBTC, accumulated approximately $354.1 million worth of BTC. Over the same period, the firm’s Ethereum ETF added roughly $66.6 million in ETH, while its Solana ETF purchased about $18.2 million in SOL.

The buying indicates sustained institutional demand across Fidelity’s crypto ETF lineup, with Bitcoin products seeing the strongest inflows. However, Bitcoin's price has pulled back sharply, retreating from a high near $87,000 to a multi-week low around $81,000, as selling pressure from traders increased.

The reversal has created uncertainty about whether Fidelity and other major Bitcoin funds can maintain their current pace of accumulation in the near term.

Previously on the topic:
Oct 4, 2026, 8:48 p.m.
Bitcoin ETF Inflows Plunge 97% While Ethereum Funds Flip to Outflows
Disclaimer

The content on this website is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or professional consultation. Crypto assets are high-risk and volatile — you may lose all funds. Some materials may include summaries and links to third-party sources; we are not responsible for their content or accuracy. Any decisions you make are at your own risk. Coinalertnews recommends independently verifying information and consulting with a professional before making any financial decisions based on this content.