Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund
FBTCSpot ETFFidelity Investments · CBOE BZX · United States
FBTC is Fidelity Investments' spot Bitcoin ETF, from one of the largest asset managers in the world. Launched in January 2024, it stands apart from the rest of the market by using its own custody through Fidelity Digital Assets Services, rather than Coinbase Custody — removing an important point of concentration risk. With $19.5 billion in AUM and a 0.25% TER, it's the second-largest ETF by AUM. Its institutional flows are closely tied to Fidelity Wealth Management clients and corporate pension plans. Listed on CBOE BZX. For Argentine investors, FBTC has no CEDEAR listed on BYMA: peso-denominated exposure to spot Bitcoin currently runs through the IBIT CEDEAR, while investing in FBTC itself requires access to the US market via an international broker.
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Last updated: Aug 01, 2026, 12:01 AM
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Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund holds ₿ 182,587 in custody with Fidelity Digital Assets Services. Each ETF share represents a proportional fraction of those Bitcoin, giving investors direct exposure to the BTC spot price without the operational risks of self-custody (wallets, private keys). The ETF tracks the BTC price via the Fidelity Bitcoin Reference Rate index.
Live BTC price: $62,360 · BTC value in custody today: $11.39B
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