BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF) has notched another daily trading volume record as BTC dropped 6% from its daily high over the United States trading day.

Barchartdatafor March 14 shows the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) traded 99.3 million shares in the day — a trading volume of over $3.9 billion and beating its previous$3.7 billion volume recordset less than 10 days ago on March 5.

It came as BTC dropped 6% from its daily high over the U.S. trading day, which has since begun to recoup.

BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF has been the top-performing fund by volume and net inflows among the ten new ETFs launched in January.

It saw a record net inflow day on March 12, with $849 million of flows — the largest of any Bitcoin fund so far.

The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), however, remains the largest of the ten U.S. Bitcoin ETFs by assets. Though its March 14 trading volume came second to IBIT at $1.96 billion.

As of March 10, Grayscale’s ETFmarket share among the Bitcoin ETFs has fallenbelow 50%. GBTC has seen outflows of nearly $11.7 billion since it converted from a trust to an ETF alongside the launch of the nine new funds.

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunassharedto X on March 14 that despite the month being halfway over, the ten ETFs’ combined monthly trading volumes have “already smashed the numbers” from prior months.

The ETFs have taken $65 billion in volume so far this month, over $20 billion more than the roughly $42 billion in volume for February.

Net capital inflows to the ETFs have also kept pace, setting a record ofover $1 billionin daily net inflows just two days ago on March 12.

Bitcoin, meanwhile, fell 2% in the past 24 hours, per CointelegraphMarkets Pro.

It hit an intra-day high of over $73,500before falling6.3% to a low of $68,855 just before the U.S. trading day close at 3:45 pm New York time — 7:45 pm UTC.

It’s since recovered 4% and is currently back above $71,600.