- Fidelity (FBTC) adds $463 million in Bitcoin, marking the second highest 1-day inflow
- Bitcoin ETF inflows on January 15th surpass $755 million, with Fidelity responsible for over 60%
- Bitcoin price reaches $100,600 before settling near $100,000
The major Bitcoin fund Fidelity (FBTC) added a significant amount of Bitcoin to its reserves on January 15th. After 4 days of negative withdrawals from the fund—Fidelity saw nearly half a billion dollars in inflows on Monday.
In total, the financial product added $463 million BTC to its reserves, marking the second highest 1-day inflow period in the history of the ETF, only bested by the $473M inflows seen on March 7, 2024.
Fidelity inflows seen yesterday amounted to more than all the other ETFs combined. As a whole, the collective of BTC exchange-traded funds totaled $755 million — with fidelity being responsible for over 60% of these deposits.
Other ETFs Also Compute Inflows
Outside of FBTC, Ark’s (ARKB) Bitcoin ETF saw the highest inflows at $138.8 million. Grayscale (GBTC) ranked third with $50.5 million, followed by Blackrock and Bitwise at around $32 million each. Overall, January 15th market had the highest inflows in 6 days, and the third-highest in 2025 so far.
Bitcoin Pumps to $100k
Perhaps the massive inflows seen on January 15th helped push the price of the world’s largest cryptocurrency upwards of $100,000 per coin once again. At its daily high, the asset reached $100,600 before retracting to the current level of $99,964.
Since hitting its all-time highest price of $108,345 on December 17, Bitcoin has been trading sideways, performing within the $90,000 – $100,000 range according to CoinMarketCap. While seeing price drops to below $90,000 might seem like a setback, the fact that BTC continues to range within that range could mean a potential breakthrough further down the line.
Smart money tools like the Relative Strength Index and Stochastic suggest on the daily chart that the levels above $95,000 and up until $100,000 have become Bitcoin’s “breakeven” range, meaning that a potential breakthrough above that margin could happen in the future.
Next week will hold several key events that could boost the market with bullish momentum. Particularly, the U.S. Presidential Inauguration and the appointment of a new SEC Chair—both happening on January 20th—promise to shake up the market for Bitcoin investors.
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