In a remarkable show of investor confidence, U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a staggering $488.24 million in daily net inflows on Wednesday. This influx matches the longest positive streak in the history of these financial instruments, reflecting a robust and sustained interest in Bitcoin investments.

All 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs either posted net inflows or maintained zero flows, building on the momentum from Tuesday, which saw the second-highest daily net inflows. Among the leaders, Fidelity’s FBTC stood out, attracting $221 million in net inflows. Following closely, BlackRock’s IBIT secured $155 million, demonstrating significant investor interest.

Ark Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB garnered $71 million, while Bitwise’s BITB brought in $19 million. Grayscale’s GBTC experienced its second consecutive day of net inflows, adding $15 million. VanEck’s fund and the joint fund by Invesco and Galaxy Digital each recorded $4 million in net inflows.

This surge marked the 17th consecutive day of positive net inflows for these 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs, matching the previous record streak observed in January and February. The total trading volume across these funds reached $2.09 billion on Wednesday, compared to $2.78 billion on Tuesday and $1.78 billion on Monday, highlighting the dynamic trading environment.

Bitcoin itself traded steadily at around $70,900 at the time of reporting, according to data from The Block’s price page. This stable trading behavior amidst such substantial inflows underscores the growing acceptance and integration of Bitcoin into mainstream financial portfolios.