Fidelity ETF lineup includes spot Bitcoin and Ether funds

Fidelity’s ETF lineup now includes spot Bitcoin and spot Ether products, with the company listing spot crypto ETPs such as FBTC for bitcoin and FETH for ether on its site.

On its Crypto Funds page Fidelity says its spot crypto ETPs provide “the opportunity to gain indirect exposure to the performance of bitcoin, ether, or SOL,” and lists FBTC and FETH among its offerings.

Fidelity first announced the Fidelity Ethereum Fund (FETH) in a July 22, 2024 press release describing the launch of a spot ether exchange-traded product, calling it one of the industry’s early spot ETPs for ether.

Regulatory approvals have broadened the market: reporting in 2026 notes the SEC approved spot ether ETF applications from several issuers, including Fidelity, allowing those products to list and trade.

The company has continued to expand features for its crypto ETFs. Yahoo Finance reported that in August 2026 Fidelity filed with the SEC to permit its spot Ethereum ETF to stake holdings and pay investors yield, showing the firm’s move to add yield functionality to its product.

For investors weighing exposure to crypto inside traditional wrappers, that matters because staking would let an ETF generate returns from ether holdings beyond price moves. Morningstar coverage of spot ether ETPs noted asset managers including Fidelity have been positioned to attract flows after approval of spot ether products.