2026-01-14 05:18:38

On January 13th, Eastern Time, the spot ETF market was quite active. Bitcoin spot ETFs performed the best, with a total net inflow of $754 million on that day, among which Fidelity's FBTC ETF stood out, with a single-day net inflow of $351 million, making it the most popular product of the day.

Ethereum also performed well, with a total net inflow of $130 million in spot ETFs. Although the scale was smaller than Bitcoin, it still demonstrated stable capital attraction. The emerging public chain Solana's spot ETF also attracted attention from participants, with a single-day total net inflow of $5.91 million. XRP spot ETF also recorded positive net inflows.

From these data, the continuous influx of traditional funds into mainstream cryptocurrency spot ETF products reflects the ongoing optimism of institutional investors and risk-tolerant investors towards digital assets. Fidelity's FBTC's strong performance further proves the dominant position of large asset management firms in this sector.

BTC3,75%

ETH5,4%

SOL1,93%

XRP2,84%

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WenAirdrop

· 8h ago

Fidelity is just grinding all other ETFs into the ground, losing 351 million in a day. Institutions are just institutions.

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CryptoNomics

· 8h ago

actually, if you run a basic correlation analysis on fidelity's flow patterns vs broader etf inflows, the causality narrative here totally breaks down. fbtc's outperformance isn't institutional conviction—it's just lower fees + marketing reach. ceteris paribus, any competent fund manager would've arbitraged this away by now, but here we are...

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LiquidityLarry

· 8h ago

Fidelity's move is indeed aggressive, with 350 million directly invested. It seems institutions are really not that bearish after all. Oh my, institutions are flooding in so aggressively. Could this be a sign of bottom-fishing again? BTC's inflow volume is crushing other assets. This still maintains its kingly status. Sol is also starting to attract bloodsuckers. Is the spring of small-cap coins coming? However, while the data looks good, I'm worried it might just be left-side buyers taking over.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 8h ago

Fidelity is aiming for dominance, with 350 million directly crushing other products.

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SerumDegen

· 9h ago

fidelity really said "we're taking all the inflows" and honestly? the cascade effect on this is gonna be wild once the leveraged boys realize they're late to the party

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NeonCollector

· 9h ago

Fidelity has really got a handle on it now, with 350 million coming in a day. The pace... is a bit fierce. Institutional bigwigs are starting to act, retail investors are still hesitating. Sol and XRP are also sharing the pie, it seems that Bitcoin is no longer the only treasure. Waiting for the next wave, it feels like it's not over yet.

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