Dogecoin ETF reappears capital inflows, and investor interest rekindled
At the end of August, Dogecoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ushered in new net capital inflows, showing the recovery of investor interest. According to statistics from SosoValue, a platform that tracks market data on crypto assets, a net inflow of $146,000 was recorded on August 24, following a net inflow of $654,000 on August 20. These data break the previous long-term situation of zero inflows and may signal a shift in trend.
What are the reasons behind the positive changes?
Recent capital inflows ended previous weeks of stagnation. After a net inflow of US$82,600 was recorded on August 4, there was no capital activity for the next six days, followed by a net outflow of US$568,800 on August 13, and then entered a multi-day zero inflow state. Positive inflows on August 20 and 24 suggest that the cycle has weakened at least temporarily.
Can this recovery trend continue?
Determining whether a trend is sustainable requires a longer period of continuous capital inflows. Between August 20 and 24, positive inflows occurred on two trading days, suggesting that investor interest is gradually returning. ETF trading does not take place on weekends, so Saturdays and Sundays are not counted in statistics.
At almost the same period, the price of Dogecoin experienced a brief rise, rising from US$0.069 on August 19 to nearly US$0.10 in five days. However, this level failed to hold, and then the price quickly corrected, indicating that US$0.10 remains a strong resistance level in the short term.
During the rise, the price of dogcoin exceeded the key daily moving average for the first time since the end of 2025. However, the recent decline has caused Dogecoin to once again approach the key threshold, currently just above the 200-day moving average of $0.089.
A net inflow of US$654,000 was recorded on August 20.
Another net inflow of US$146,000 was recorded on August 24.
The price of dogcoin encountered resistance at the US$0.10 level.
The price is currently struggling to remain above US$0.089.
Recent market selling pressure comes from major developments such as profit-taking and Cleancore's strategic decisions. The company's decision to sell $33.4 million worth of Dogecoin to fund its new artificial intelligence direction has exacerbated investors 'short-term risk assessments.
Dogecoin recently fell 3.24% to US$0.0898. If selling pressure continues, the price may approach the 50-day moving average of US$0.073. On the contrary, if it can remain above US$0.089, the market is expected to stabilize further.

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