BlackRock, a big financial company, has watched its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) grow for 70 days in a row. If it keeps up for another 90 days, it will match JP Morgan's 160-day streak with its Equity Premium Income (JEPI) fund.

Since January 12, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF has seen more money come in than go out every single trading day. This streak now puts it in the top 10 for the longest ETF daily inflow streaks since 2004. The fund, known by its ticker IBIT, is now on par with the U.S. Global Jets ETF.

With Bitcoin's value rising by 4% over the weekend, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF has grown to manage assets worth $18.15 billion, according to the company's website.

Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, joked on Twitter about the possibility of BlackRock's streak ending prematurely, but fortunately, the streak continues with an inflow of nearly $20 million.

While this achievement is significant, it still falls short of JPMorgan's Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI), which holds the record at 160 days, surpassing Vanguard's Total International Bond ETF (BNDX) by 55 days.

Monday marked the first day of ETF trading since the Bitcoin halving over the weekend. Despite concerns about uncertainty among investors due to the halving, BlackRock's success suggests otherwise. Data from Farside Investor shows that the halving hasn't negatively impacted investor sentiment, with inflows of around $60 million on the two trading days surrounding the event.

In conclusion, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is inching closer to a significant record, demonstrating resilience and investor confidence amid market uncertainties.