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FBTC vs BITB: Bitcoin ETF Flow Comparison

FBTC vs BITB is a breadth check. FBTC reflects Fidelity's distribution power, while BITB helps show whether demand is spreading into smaller, crypto-native ETF issuers.

Short Answer

BITB has the smaller cumulative outflow in the current CryptosEyes snapshot, not a positive-flow lead. Latest reported date: 2026-07-09. Cumulative flows: FBTC: -$432.3M, BITB: -$28.3M.

FBTC is usually the broader platform signal. BITB becomes more interesting when it rises with FBTC because that shows demand beyond the largest asset-management brands.

FBTC facts use Fidelity's product page and March 31, 2026 fact sheet. BITB facts use the Bitwise official fund page, including Jul. 8, 2026 fund details. ETF flow values come from the CryptosEyes pre-generated Farside-based flow snapshot.

Comparison Leader
BITB
-$28.3M cumulative net flow
Latest Report
2026-07-09
latest date in this snapshot
Funds Compared
2
FBTC vs BITB

Flow Comparison Table

FundIssuerCumulative FlowLatest DayPositive DaysActive DaysLargest InflowLargest Outflow
FBTC
Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund
Fidelity-$432.3M-$79.6M5/3019+$173.1M-$128.6M
BITB
Bitwise Bitcoin ETF
Bitwise-$28.3M+$0.4M3/307+$4.9M-$17.7M

Fund Facts and Cost Context

Flow data explains demand. Fund facts explain why investors may choose one ticker over another even when both hold spot bitcoin.

FundFeeEst. Fee on $10KAssetsExchangeCustodyOfficial Source
FBTC
FD Funds Management LLC
0.25%$25$12.74B portfolio assets
as of Mar. 31, 2026
Cboe BZXFidelity Digital Asset Services, LLC / Fidelity Digital AssetsFidelity FBTC official product page and March 2026 fact sheet
checked Jul. 10, 2026
BITB
Bitwise Investment Advisers, LLC
0.20%$20$2.29B net assets
as of Jul. 8, 2026
NYSE ArcaCoinbase Custody Trust Co., LLCBitwise BITB official fund page
checked Jul. 10, 2026

Cost Lens

FBTC lists a 0.25% expense ratio, or about $25 per year on $10,000. BITB lists a 0.20% management fee, or about $20 per year on $10,000. The nominal fee gap is small in dollars, so flow participation and trading liquidity still matter.

What Matters

Signal Checklist

  • Whether BITB participates on positive FBTC days.
  • Whether BITB has enough active-flow days to show real investor attention.
  • Whether BITB's lower listed fee is paired with enough liquidity and flow breadth to matter.

Decision Rules

  • Use FBTC when you want the Fidelity platform read-through.
  • Use BITB when you want a lower listed fee and a smaller-issuer breadth check.
  • A positive BITB day matters most when it confirms, rather than contradicts, FBTC's direction.

What This Means

A positive FBTC print can come from broad Fidelity demand, but BITB participation tells a different story. It suggests ETF demand is not limited to the largest platforms and may be spreading into investors who compare issuer positioning, fees, and crypto-native research.

The fee and sponsor context matter here. FBTC lists a 0.25% expense ratio and Fidelity custody. BITB lists a 0.20% management fee, Coinbase Custody, and public proof-of-reserve reporting on its fund page.

BITB does not need to beat FBTC to be useful. Its role in this comparison is to test breadth. If FBTC is positive and BITB is flat, flow leadership is concentrated. If both are positive, the spot Bitcoin ETF market looks deeper.

Source Note

FBTC facts use Fidelity's product page and March 31, 2026 fact sheet. BITB facts use the Bitwise official fund page, including Jul. 8, 2026 fund details. ETF flow values come from the CryptosEyes pre-generated Farside-based flow snapshot.

FAQ

Why compare FBTC with BITB?

FBTC is a major Fidelity distribution channel, while BITB is a smaller crypto-native issuer signal. Comparing them helps show whether Bitcoin ETF demand is broadening beyond the biggest platforms.

Does BITB need higher flows than FBTC to matter?

No. BITB matters as a breadth indicator. Even smaller positive flows can be useful if they occur alongside larger issuer inflows.

What makes FBTC vs BITB different from IBIT vs FBTC?

IBIT vs FBTC compares two large mainstream channels. FBTC vs BITB compares a large brokerage channel against a smaller issuer that can reveal fee-sensitive or crypto-native demand.

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